Sycamore Creek, Arizona
From Sycamore Falls in the High
Country Down to the Verde Valley

There are many Sycamore Creeks in Arizona. This one begins in the pine-covered
high country, not far from the City of Williams. The upper reaches include Sycamore
Falls. The waterway then flows south into the Verde Valley, into a region west of Sedona
and north of Clarkdale characterized by red-rock-type scenery with large trees, including
of course sycamores, along the water. Many of the photos on this page were taken along
the Parson's Trail, which parallels Sycamore Creek in the lower reaches of the Sycamore
Canyon Wilderness. Continuing south, the creek eventually feeds into the Verde River.

Autumn at Sycamore Canyon, Arizona   The big pool at the end of the Parson's Trail (144) in the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, Arizona   "Upper" Sycamore Falls in northern Arizona.   "Lower" Sycamore Falls in northern Arizona.

  "Lower" Sycamore Falls in northern Arizona.   "Lower" Sycamore Falls in northern Arizona.   Sycamore Creek (and the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness) in the Verde Valley, Arizona   Autumn leaves drifting in Sycamore Creek, Arizona  

      Upper Sycamore Canyon, from Sycamore Point in northern Arizona.   "Upper" Sycamore Falls in northern Arizona.