Photos
... from a first trip to West Clear Creek and Wet Beaver Creek
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) The first creek crossing in West Clear Creek. Since the water was warm, we stayed for a while at this place for some swimming. |
) Wading upstream, with the gear waterproofed and balancing over slippery boulders. |
) A typical scenery at West Clear Creek: water, boulders, and lush greenery. |
) A nice pool marked the turn-around point of our day-hike into the lower end of West Clear Creek. |
) Our campsite at the mouth of West Clear Creek on Sunday morning. |
) Montezuma Castle, one of the cliff dwellings of the Sinagua Indians, is located close to I-17 between West Clear Creek and Wet Beaver Creek. |
) Montezuma Well has also some Indian ruins. |
) The first pool when entering Wet Beaver Creek from the lower end. This wonderful spot is only three miles away from the trailhead, so a lot of local people come here and distribute their trash in the wilderness :-( |
) A few hundred meters upstream from the first pool there is less trash (fortunately) and a bit more solitude. |
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