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Water
The Bradshaw Range has
several lakes, rivers and flowing streams.
Most
are remote rugged
locations. If this attracts you, you’re in
luck because
these are the ones we
have sought out over the years.
Lakes
The Bradshaws and
surrounding area have several lakes. All are
containments created to
store water for mines, farming, and towns.
Today
they have established
hiking trails around them and angling
opportunities.
These are beautiful
places that attract a variety of wildlife.
Click
on the lakes you are
interested in to learn more.
Rivers
There are two major
rivers that have their origins in or near
the
Bradshaws. Both flow,
in places, year around.
They are wildlife
hotspots and some have
endangered trout and other species of fish.
They are quiet places
seldom visited except by those seeking just
that.
Streams
There many streams in
the Bradshaws. These are rugged secluded
beautiful places seldom visited. They are
wildlife corridors. Streams
have been our favorite
places over the years to explore. Pack out
what
you pack in. Click on
the ones that interest you. We will be
adding
more locations over
time as we build this site. They will be
announced
in our newsletter.
For information on creeks in the Prescott
area click here
Waterfalls
Now you might be saying
to yourself waterfalls? Yes, there several
waterfalls in the
Bradshaws. I love waterfalls, so I’ve sought
them
out.
Most
require long remote hikes. Some only flow
during snow melt
or after thunderstorms.
Be careful and don’t hike alone.
We will be adding more
locations over time as we build this site.
They
will be announced in
our newsletter.
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