Wolf Creek Falls
Yavapai County, Arizona
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Yavapai County, Arizona
- Access status
- Partial: one firsthand account; side paths unmarked and exact parking not mapped
- The walk
- A little over 1 mile each way to the side paths
- Ground & access
- Trail, then short, steep, thorny side paths with loose footing. There is no named trail directly to the falls.
A seasonal waterfall near the Hassayampa River in Prescott National Forest, reached by unnamed side paths off Trail 384. It usually runs only after snow or rain.
Plan your visit
Start on Senator Highway a short way from where the pavement ends, park on the right, and begin on Trail 384. Just over a mile in, unnamed side paths drop to the falls. Follow a short stream to the top of the fall, then use the side paths to reach the base. Return the same way.
The author says the side paths begin just over a mile in. The distance of the final descent and the total return distance are not stated.
Trail, then short, steep, thorny side paths with loose footing. There is no named trail directly to the falls.
Where to start
Pull-off on the right on Senator Highway just past where the pavement ends.
Timing & water
Often dry in drought. Best right after snow or rain.
Before you go
No fee or permit is stated in the source read.
Visitor informationVisit sources
More waterfalls nearby
Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.
No other mapped waterfalls within 40 miles.