Arizona Points of Interest

Beaver


Beaver Point is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Arizona's national parks. Located in the Grand Canyon National Park, this area offers breathtaking views of the Colorado River as it snakes its way through the canyon. Here are some reasons why you should add Beaver Point to your itinerary:

1. Spectacular Views: From Beaver Point, you can take in some of the most stunning panoramic views of the Grand Canyon. You'll have an unobstructed view of the river, which looks like a ribbon of blue winding through the canyon walls. The colors and textures of the rock formations are also a sight to behold.

2. Unique Geology: Beaver Point is located on a layer of Kaibab limestone, which is over 250 million years old. You'll see evidence of ancient sea life preserved in the rocks, such as fossilized shells and coral.

3. Wildlife: The area around Beaver Point is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including coyotes, mule deer, and California condors. If you're lucky, you might spot some of these animals during your visit.

4. Hiking: The area around Beaver Point offers numerous hiking trails for all skill levels. You can explore the surrounding area on foot, taking in the beauty of the Grand Canyon up close and personal.

Overall, Beaver Point is a fascinating destination that offers incredible views, unique geology, and the chance to see some of Arizona's most iconic wildlife. Whether you're an experienced hiker or simply looking to enjoy the beauty of the Grand Canyon, Beaver Point is a must-visit spot. Get driving directions.
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Points of Interest
Location
A Sacred Place
Abandonment
Adjacent Worlds
Beaver
Cattail Marsh
Cliff Houses
Construction Sequence
Harvests from the Marsh
Homes On The Ridge
Inside Living
Irrigation Canal
Lakes of the Valley
Late Pueblo Architecture
Layers Of Time
Life and Death at Tuzigoot
Life Line
Minerals in the Mountains
Montezuma Well
Mysterious Departures
Oak Creek Canyon
Pit House Ruin - Mowe
Prehistoric Produce
Pueblo Living
Pueblo Rooms
Role of the River
Rooftop Living
Schnebly Hill Vista Observation Site
Tavasci Marsh Overlook Trail
The Advancing Marsh
The Beginning Of Agriculture
The Bountiful Verde Valley
The Community
The Forming Of Montezuma Well
The Mystery of their Leaving
The Neighborhood
The Plaza
The Ruins of Tuzigoot
The Way Up
Trade
Trail To Montezuma Castle
Underwater Chain Of Life
Verde Valley Vista
Welcome To Montezuma Well
Welcome To The Castle
Wild Riches
Windows In The Past

Nearby Camping
Location Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Mingus Mountain 25 7,645 ft
Dead Horse Ranch State Park 127 3,323 ft
Potato Patch 24 6,956 ft
Thousand Trails  Rd Dispersed Numerous 3,461 ft
Powell Springs 10 5,301 ft
White Horse Lake 94 6,592 ft