Those snow-capped mountains hold the highest point in Arizona. They are the San Francisco Peaks, just north of Flagstaff. The highest point in the range is Mount Humphreys, 12,633 feet in elevation. By road, they're around 120 miles from where this picture was taken. By air, probably 90 to 100 miles.
Zooming in you can get an even better view.
It helps bring them into view when there's snow on the tops. In the summer the blue of the mountains tends to sort of melt into the sky.
And, of course, it helps when there's a clear, sunny day like today.
Shifting the camera to the left a bit, I can show you Willow Lake.
In spite of a wetter than normal January, the lake is still low.
