Cibecue falls arizona

The Cibecue Creek Trail provides an astonishing hiking experience. Come on in and see what king of amazing sights you see here.

Overview Cibecue Falls is a short hike to a waterfall located in Salt River Canyon on the Fort Apache Reservation in Arizona. The route requires you to wade through Cibecue Creek, which flows all year. Depending on when you go, the water can be waist deep or higher. To reach the falls, you must boulder hop up a narrow drainage with no definitive trail. As a result, this adventure is considered a non-technical form of canyoneering. Note: Pick up a copy of Canyoneering Arizona for more…

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Cibecue Falls is one of Arizona's hidden gems. Find out everything you need to know before hiking to this incredible 40 foot waterfall!

Less popular doesn’t mean less impressive. At least that’s certainly not in the case of Cibecue Falls, Arizona. If you’ve never heard of this waterfall, you’re not alone. In central ...

The landscape in Arizona is ever-changing. Oases can be found in the middle of the desert, mountains seem to magically appear on the horizon, and the city landscape can quickly disappear into a fairytale forest. Among Arizona’s grandest landscapes lies hidden treasures: hundreds of turquoise waterfalls and crystal clear swimming holes waiting to be bathed...

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Under three hours from Phoenix and 3.5 miles out and back from the trail head, Cibecue Falls are an easily accessible secluded desert oasis.

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