If you’ve never been to the Arizona Snowbowl during summer, you’re truly missing out. There’s just as much to do as in the winter — including the iconic chairlift that ascends nearly 10,000 feet above the mountainous and forested landscape.

For many of us, the Snowbowl is synonymous with winter -- and rightfully so. The mountainous landscape truly looks like a winter wonderland when it's blanketed in snow.
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Despite receiving the vast majority of tourism during the colder months, summer at the Snowbowl need not be overlooked.
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From winding, tree-lined roads to the iconic chairlift, this bucket list-worthy destination is worth a visit no matter the season.
Ascending nearly 11,000 feet above the northern Arizona landscape, you'll enjoy a bird's eye view of the dramatic scenery.
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From here, natural wonders such as the cinder cone volcanic field, Sedona's iconic red rocks, and even the Grand Canyon on a clear day, are visible.

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Whether you're looking to take pictures, observe wildlife, or just breathe in some fresh air, the chairlift ride is for anyone who loves the outdoors and new experiences.
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With the majestic San Francisco Peaks towering in the distance, these panoramic vistas are truly unparalleled.
On a nearly cloudless summer day, it's incredible just how far into the distance you can see.
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You'll definitely want to bring a camera!
The summer season at Snowbowl began on June 19. Chairlift rides will be offered from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. daily.
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Currently, tickets can only be purchased online.
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Two sessions (10 a.m. to noon and noon to 4 p.m.) are being offered to encourage social distancing and help manage the inevitable influx of tourists.

Visit the Snowbowl’s website or Facebook page to learn more.

Have you ever been to the Snowbowl during summer? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experience! Let us know, and check out our previous article to learn more about winter at this iconic destination: The Snowbowl Gondola In Arizona Will Take You Through A Snowy Mountain Wonderland.

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