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Volcanoes in Coconino County, Arizona

28 volcanoes in Coconino County. Every location page has sunrise and sunset azimuths, a monthly golden hour table, Milky Way windows and nearby spots.

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Roden CraterVolcano
Roden CraterCoconino County
S P CraterVolcano
S P CraterCoconino County
Lenox CraterVolcano
Lenox CraterCoconino County
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Old Caves CraterCoconino County
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SugarloafCoconino County
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Black Bottom CraterCoconino County
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Campbell CraterCoconino County
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Colton CraterCoconino County
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Double CraterCoconino County
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Francis CraterCoconino County
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Haywire CraterCoconino County
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Johnson CraterCoconino County
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Junction CraterCoconino County
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Maroon CraterCoconino County
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Merriam CraterCoconino County
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Meteor CraterCoconino County
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Moon CraterCoconino County
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North Sheba CraterCoconino County
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O'Neill CraterCoconino County
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Pinnacle CraterCoconino County
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Rattlesnake CraterCoconino County
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Robinson CraterCoconino County
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Saddle CraterCoconino County
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South Sheba CraterCoconino County

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How to photograph volcanoes

Volcanic cones and lava fields have strong shapes that read well in side-light; dark basalt needs careful exposure.

  • Snow-capped volcanoes reflect alpenglow at sunrise — shoot from a lake or meadow for a reflection.
  • Lava rock is sharp and unstable; stay on trails.
  • Long lenses from 20–60 miles away make large stratovolcanoes dominate the horizon.
  • Check local volcanic activity notices and area closures before visiting.

Season: Summer for high trails; winter and spring for snowy cones viewed from below.