Wet Beaver Creek - Cottonwood, AZ
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Wet Beaver Creek
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Wet Beaver Creek remains pleasantly secluded in the deep red rock canyon it has cut into the southern rim of the Colorado Plateau. For much of its length, the land bordering Wet Beaver Creek has been declared a wilderness area. In addition to the opportunities for solitude such an area offers, the stream's pools and riffles are a popular place to fish, hike, swim, and bird watch. The waters of the stream are stocked with trout. The lush riparian area beside its banks is alive with a full palette of songbirds. The desert beyond that oasis bristles with the highly adapted plants of the upper Sonoran Desert.


Facilities: Beaver Creek Campground is available nearby.

Best Time To Visit: Wet Beaver Creek is open year round.

Fees: No fees are charged.

Accessibility: This area is not handicap accessible.

Rules: Unknown

Directions: To reach Wet Beaver Creek from Cottonwood: Drive North on I-17 to the AZ Highway 179 exit. Leave the freeway here and drive 2 miles east on Forest Road 618 to the campground. Forest Road 618 is graveled and suitable for sedans in most weather.

Map: Click here for a map to Wet Beaver Creek

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted at Wet Beaver Creek.

 
Address
Coconino National Forest/Sedona Ranger District
P.O. Box 300
P.O. Box 300
Sedona, Arizona 86339-0330
Phone
General: (520) 282-4119
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