As I am an early riser, usually between 4:30am and 5:00am, I have the good fortune to appreciate the early morning sunrises over the Hualapais Mountains here in Golden Valley, AZ. The brilliant colors and clouds are ever changing. My thoughts always return to the Creator and his artistic hand.
What I truly appreciate is the first glimpses of the sunrise peaking over the tops of the Hualapai Mountains. The highest peak within this mountain range is 8,417 feet.
Driving up toward the Hualapai Mountain Lodge, one is able to view a variety of trees including Ponderosa Pine, aspen and oak as well as wildlife from deer and elk to mountain lions.
The Hualapai Mountain Park was established by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930’s and featured rustic stone cabins. Today some of the cabins still remain though updated along with RV spots and the aforementioned Hualapai Mountain Resort and Lodge. There are 11 miles of walking and hiking trails in the park.
Visiting this area is a sharp contrast to the high desert lower elevations of Mohave County with cacti and creosote bushes.
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