Hidden GemsWater and Waterfall list of gems
Pacheta Falls
Nestled deep within the Fort Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona's White Mountains lies one of the state's most spectacular yet rarely visited natural wonders: Pacheta Falls. This magnificent waterfall offers adventurous travelers a glimpse into pristine wilderness and rewards those willing to make the journey with breathtaking views and solitude. There is also a good chance of catching a glimpse of elk and other wildlife in the forest.
The Big Dipper
Deep within the remote and rugged Castle Creek Wilderness in central Arizona lies a spectacular and rarely visited geological formation known as the Big Dipper. This incredible natural waterfall and pool carved into volcanic rock is a must-see for adventurous hikers and lovers of Arizona’s wild backcountry.
Pocket Creek
In the Tonto National Forest near Roosevelt Lake, flows a hidden gem called Pocket Creek. Streaming under Highway 288, this destination is a favorite among hikers, nature photographers, and anyone seeking a peaceful outdoor escape. The area boasts a vibrant creek, seasonal waterfalls, and incredible fall foliage.