I don’t know about you, but when parts of the state received a taste of snow last month, I couldn’t wait for more snow to arrive. Since El Niño is supposed to bring extra snow this winter (fingers crossed!), let’s take a look at some of the beautiful, snow-covered sights we can expect to see this year.

1. Here's a good start to this list: the San Francisco Peaks last month!
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2. Here's a look at the Peaks seen from Sunset Crater a few years ago. Still a beautiful sight.
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3. In the Kendrick Park area, this two little structures sit alone in the snow.
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4. I'm not sure where this is but it is certainly beautiful. Hopefully we can see this amount of snow this year.
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5. Or what about this? I don't think too many of us get to see Oak Creek when it's covered in snow.
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6. The Grand Canyon looks beautiful throughout the year but it looks even more stunning when covered in snow.
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7. You could hike it as well but I would suggest ensuring you have some winter hiking experience under your belt before you attempt it.
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8. Sedona looks pretty with a coat of snow covering the red rocks.
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9. More proof of how well snow goes with red rocks.
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10. This spot looks almost unrecognizable if it weren't for that chunk of petrified wood in the foreground.
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11. This looks like it could be Monument Valley but it is actually a couple of buttes on the Navajo Nation near Round Rock and Lukachukai.
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12. A favorite spot to see snow each year? Along the rim, of course!
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13. We also often get to see snow in places most people would least expect, such as Tucson.
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14. This is definitely a rare, but lovely, sight.
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15. Here's a look at snow-covered mountains near Roosevelt Lake.
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16. Seeing snow on the Superstitions is an amazing sight, too!
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17. Even the Phoenix area gets graced with snow every once in awhile. This scene of the McDowell Mountains almost don't look like Scottsdale.
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18. Here's to more snow this year!
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19. Enjoy the snow this year, just try not to get buried in it!
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How much snow do you think we’ll get this year? Let us know your estimate and your favorite spot to enjoy the snow in the comments below.

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