Rimrock, Arizona · Yavapai County · Facility
The stage stop site is just south of the Red Rock Ranger District office, at the south end of the Village of Oak Creek. It is not really a "trailhead", rather a parking area from which people can explore along Dry Beaver Creek.Notes:No overnight campingNo campfires
The stage stop site is just south of the Red Rock Ranger District office, at the south end of the Village of Oak Creek. It is not really a "trailhead", rather a parking area from which people can explore along Dry Beaver Creek.Notes:No overnight campingNo campfires
GPS (Map): 34°42'54.2"N 111°46'43.1"W
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Stage Stop Day Use Area? A few things to know before you go:
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