I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.

I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.
I've been riding past Mt. Graham for the past 16 years and always thought it was just a little bump on the desert floor of little significance. A while back while looking at an AZ highway map I noticed there was a road to near the top. As it turns out, the mountain is 10,720' tall and goes from desert cactus to Pine forest. It also went from 83 degrees to 57 degrees.