Falling Water Falls
A popular Ozark waterfall with a swimming hole at its base and a rustic tree-ladder route to the top of
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Twin Falls of Richland
A scenic twin-waterfall feature within the Richland Creek watershed, popular with waterfall photographers as well as swimmers.
Kings River Falls
A unique waterfall where the Kings River descends sharply from a red-rock shelf into a swimmable pool below.
Wolf Creek Falls
A hidden, lesser-known 90-ft waterfall south of Prescott that becomes a series of swimming holes and cascades along Wolf Creek
Seven Falls (Bear Canyon)
One of Southern Arizona’s best-known swimming holes, reached via a scenic hike through Bear Canyon that crosses the creek seven
Willow Canyon falls
A set of waterfalls deep in Willow Canyon visible from the Catalina Highway pulloff after rain; reaching them requires off-trail
Havasu Falls
The legendary turquoise-blue waterfall on the Havasupai Indian Reservation, famous for its wide sandy beach and travertine pools; consistently ranked
Mooney Falls
At 200 feet, the tallest of the Havasupai waterfalls; reaching its base swimming pool requires a dramatic, chain-and-ladder cliff descent.
Little Navajo Falls / Fifty Foot Falls
Two waterfalls created when a 2008 flash flood reshaped the original Navajo Falls; both offer swimmable pools closer to the
Water Wheel Falls / East Verde River
A confluence of the East Verde River and Ellison Creek with whirlpools, small waterfalls, and a deep pool below a