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Aravaipa Canyon Water Hike

June 5, 2025
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This June 5th and June 16th, embark on an extraordinary adventure with Private Jeep Excursions as we journey through and explore the magnificent wonders of Aravaipa Canyon. This remarkable wilderness area captivates visitors with its awe-inspiring landscape features – dramatic cliff walls that stretch majestically toward the sky, crystal-clear streams that wind their way through ancient rock formations, and an exceptionally rich tapestry of desert plant and animal life that calls this sanctuary home. The Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness, recognized as one of Arizona’s most extraordinary natural treasures, encompasses an impressive 19,410 acres of protected wilderness. This pristine expanse serves as a cherished destination for those adventurous spirits who seek not only peaceful isolation from the modern world but also the opportunity to immerse themselves in some of the most spectacular natural scenery the American Southwest has to offer.

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Apache Trail Day Trip

9 Hour(s)
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Embark on a private Jeep tour to discover hidden gems along the stunning Apache Trail and Upper Salt River through the Superstition Mountains. Cross the Roosevelt Bridge for a breathtaking view of Roosevelt Lake and Dam. Then, venture onto the off-road section of the Apache Trail, winding alongside the Upper Salt River.

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Horseshoe Dam Waterfall

5 Hour(s)
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The Horseshoe Dam Waterfall is just 25 miles outside the beautiful town of Cave Creek. There is an 11 mile off-road portion of this trip to reach the dam. The dam is 1,500 feet long and 144 feet high. This dam is unique because there is a walking path that allows you to get behind the water flowing over the dam. You can get very close to the water below the dam, which cascades down into a beautiful multi-teared waterfall flowing over large rocks. The views are stunningly beautiful when there is a release of water.

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Fossil Creek Waterfall

9 Hour(s)
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Fossil Creek is one of two wild and scenic rivers in Arizona. Its 70 degree water and waterfall pours at 20,000 gallons per hour from springs at the bottom of a 1,600 foot deep canyon. Due to its beauty and year-round water, people are drawn to this area and the waterfalls. The lushness of the riparian area strikes a sharp contrast to the dry and sparse desert vegetation that surrounds it.

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