Verde River Greenway State Natural Area in Arizona State

Verde River Greenway State Natural Area

Visitors can enjoy peaceful relaxation in the Verde River Greenway State Natural Area.

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Verde River Greenway State Natural Area Details

Visitors can enjoy peaceful relaxation in the Verde River Greenway State Natural Area. The Verde River is perfect for canoeing, swimming, and fishing. Anglers in the area have been known to catch bass, catfish, and trout. The lagoons are ideal habitats for almost 200 species of birds, and the park holds the annual Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival. Hikers can view black hawks, southwestern bald eagles, river otters, and beavers along the many scenic trails. Bicycles and horses are allowed on the trails.

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Dead Horse Ranch State Park hosts the annual four-day Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival as well as the Verde River Day.

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