Outdoors in Cottonwood
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If the outdoors are calling, answer the call in Cottonwood! Cottonwood is home to Dead Horse Ranch State Park. Located less than two miles from Old Town, this state landmark has earned a reputation as a favorite fishing hole, bird lover’s paradise, and hiker’s dream. With trails meandering through sycamore and Cottonwood trees along the banks of the Verde River, Dead Horse Ranch State Park is a jewel in the center of Cottonwood all year round. Don't stop there, continue the exploration on foot, bicycle, horseback, or ATV. Explore these opportunities and vendors to make the most of your outdoor adventure in Cottonwood! |
State Parks, Monuments & Forests
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Fort Verde State Historic Park
125 E. Hollaman St. Camp Verde, AZ 86322 928-567-3275 www.azstateparks.com |
Outdoor Activities
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Leighnor Aircraft
668 S. Airpark Rd., Hangar #3 928-499-3080 or 844-LUV-2FLY www.leighnoraircraft.com Leighnor Aircraft provides aircraft rentals, flight instruction and discovery flights at Cottonwood Municipal Airport. |
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Showtime Sportz
928-254-8869 www.showtimesportz.com Showtime Sportz is an organization that puts on sports events to include tournaments, as well as leagues. |
Verde Adventures
P.O Box 2337 877-673-3661 www.sedonaadventuretours.com |
Conservation, Preservation, & Information
We can't expect the beauty around us to stay that way if we don't take care of it. We recommend connecting with these groups and organizations to stay informed with conservation efforts, volunteer opportunities, and to learn more about our beautiful surroundings.
"The Verde River is one of Arizona’s few remaining flowing rivers. The river and its tributaries, such as Granite Creek, Sycamore Creek, Oak Creek, and Fossil Creek, provide lush corridors of life as they wind their way through beautiful, iconic, and arid landscapes. The Verde River system is an environmental and cultural treasure for local communities, the state of Arizona, and beyond. Friends of the Verde River envisions a healthy, flowing Verde River and tributaries that support our natural environment, vibrant communities, and quality of life for future generations. We work collaboratively for a healthy, flowing Verde River system. Visit VerdeRiver.org for more information."
Northern Arizona Audubon Society (NAAS) is a chapter within the larger National Audubon Society. We understand that our local bird and wildlife populations make the Sedona/Verde Valley a most unique and exciting region. Our mission statement directs us to advocate for sensible habitat conservation with regard for birding values. NAAS has been a resource for local birding and conservation information regarding species lists, bird preserves, current news, and much more since we were formed in 1978. Please learn about hot spot locations, local bird species, birding events and more at northernarizonaaudubon.org.
