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West Clear Creek feels a lot like Oak Creek near Sedona but without all the cabins, restaurants and kitchy art galleries screwing up the shoreline. And if you hike up the creek more than a half-mile, nearly all other people disappear (it's also an unbeatable place to hike with dogs who love to swim). Enjoy these photographs of West Clear Creek, Arizona, which include rocks, autumn leaves, flowing water, and natural gold reflections on water. Nature photography and landscape photography of the Southwest by Dave Wilson. Click on any image to enlarge it and get more information.
(CC1) Rocks and gold reflections on flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC2) Rocks and gold reflections on flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC3) Rock and gold reflections on flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC4) Autumn leaves and flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC5) Autumn leaves and flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC6) Rocks and flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC7) Flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC8) Flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC9) Flowing water in West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC10) Icicles in winter along West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC11) Icicles in winter along West Clear Creek, Arizona
(CC12) Water flowing over red rocks in West Clear Creek, Arizona
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