Coconino National Forest - Dixon Lewis Trail on Fossil Creek
See Frequently Asked Questions and Answers about Fossil Creek reservations. Fall-Winter Season (October 2 - March 31): No passes or permits are required. Alerts & Warnings
Coconino National Forest - Fossil Creek - US Forest Service
Fossil Creek. There are ten recreation sites and trails along Fossil Creek Wild and Scenic River. Each site features deep pools and beautiful scenery. Book Now
Coconino National Forest - Dixon Lewis Trail on Fossil Creek
Dixon Lewis, formerly known as "Waterfall," Trail is the most popular area at Fossil Creek. The one-mile trail follows the creek to a natural waterfall, where crowds spend the day swimming. This rewarding hike showcases the beauty Fossil Creek has to offer.
Fossil Creek for future generations. In 2009, Congress designated Fossil Creek as a Wild & Scenic River to ensure the protection of its rare, unique, and exemplary geologic, biological, and recreation values, as well as its exceptional cultural value to the Yavapai-Apache Nation. Fossil Creek is one of two Wild & Scenic Rivers in Arizona
Bob Bear (formerly Fossil Springs) Trail-No. 18
Access the waterfall is a 60 mile trip to the creek-side access via state Route 260 out of Camp Verde. The waterfall is a 20-mile round trip hike through the desert from this trailhead. GPS ( Map ): 34°24'24.3"N 111°34'06.4"W
Fossil Creek Recreation Site Tour - US Forest Service
This one-mile trail follows the creek to a natural waterfall. While this trail is easy to follow, there are areas with wet rock and unavoidable obstacles, so the Forest Service encourages use of sturdy, closed toe shoes for the hike.
Coconino National Forest - Flume Trail No. 154 to Fossil Creek Dam
Flume Trail connects to Fossil Springs Trail near the Fossil Creek Dam. Spring-Summer Season (April 1 - October 1): Permit is required for parking. Reservations for a specific parking lot must be made in advance.
Coconino National Forest - Recreation - US Forest Service
Fossil Creek. There are ten recreation sites and trails along Fossil Creek Wild and Scenic River. Each site features deep pools and beautiful scenery. Book Now
Coconino National Forest - Fossil Creek - US Forest Service
For all the rules on Fossil Creek see Fossil Creek Map, Guide, and Rules (guía en Español). From Camp Verde, AZ: Use this route for creekside day use areas, Flume Trail, and Waterfall Trail access. High-clearance, 4WD vehicle strongly recommended.
Bob Bear (formerly Fossil Springs) Trail-No. 18
The Bob Bear Trail provides access to the headwaters of the Fossil Creek Wild and Scenic River and the Fossil Springs Wilderness on the Tonto and Coconino National Forests. The trail begins at an elevation of 5,700 feet on Deadman Mesa near the town of Strawberry and descends 1,500 feet over 4 miles into the Fossil Creek canyon.