Pumphouse County Natural Area

A famous nature trail that attracts tourists and nature-lovers from far and wide in the United States, the Pumphouse County Natural Area is regarded to be one of the most picturesque and exclusive wildlife habitats in the whole of Arizona State. Covering approximately 128 acres (65 hectares) of lush-green, natural landscape, including wetlands, rivers, ponds, forest area, natural springs and valleys, this region is famous for its rich biodiversity, which includes elks, waterfowl, garter snakes, foxes, deers, migratory and wading birds, wintering bald eagles, and small mammals. Visitors can also check out Harrenburg Wash, the Kachina Wetlands and Raymond County Park, which are situated in the vicinity and considered to be popular birding hot spots.