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Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek - 74 members in 209 triplogs have rated this an average 3.9 ( 1 to 5 best )
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 Phoenix, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking avatar Apr 11 2026
emilystardust • Triplogs 849
Hiking7.28 Miles 858 AEG
Hiking7.28 Miles   4 Hrs   3 Mns   2.13 mph
858 ft AEG      38 Mns Break
 
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Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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pseudalpine • Triplogs 1,557
Hiking8.22 Miles 1,107 AEG
Hiking8.22 Miles   2 Hrs   57 Mns   3.06 mph
1,107 ft AEG      16 Mns Break
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Sep 07 2025
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 Gilbert, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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adenium • Triplogs 797
Hiking8.80 Miles 994 AEG
Hiking8.80 Miles   4 Hrs   2 Mns   2.18 mph
994 ft AEG
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First trip to Bell Trail. Pretty lovely area. I arrived before the crowds but there were still a few swimmers. Headed up the south side of Bell Trail a little ways. Not a lot of foot traffic comes up here by the looks of it.
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May 08 2025
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Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking avatar May 08 2025
GeeEss • Triplogs 45
Hiking7.10 Miles 840 AEG
Hiking7.10 Miles   3 Hrs   40 Mns   1.94 mph
840 ft AEG
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Had not hiked this trail in some time, tho I am frequently in the area, due to its status as hotbed of arch. sites and ancient cultivated agaves, in particular. Trail is in excellent shape, and tho flora in the area has taken quite a beating from prolonged drought conditions, it all comes alive a bit more than halfway along the trail. Thankfully, only a small crowd along the trail today, and surprisingly few at the crack.
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Apr 26 2025
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 Phoenix, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking avatar Apr 26 2025
emilystardust • Triplogs 849
Hiking7.45 Miles 795 AEG
Hiking7.45 Miles   3 Hrs   49 Mns   2.46 mph
795 ft AEG      47 Mns Break
 
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Dec 31 2024
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 Phoenix,Az
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking avatar Dec 31 2024
mt98dew • Triplogs 2,529
Hiking7.45 Miles 745 AEG
Hiking7.45 Miles   2 Hrs   21 Mns   3.17 mph
745 ft AEG
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Early morning hike on the Bell Trail. Looking for something short that I hadn’t done before. This seemed like a good choice and a good intro to some of the interior trails. It’s been years since I’ve hiked from this TH, 20 plus. Well before I got into hiking. Got started around 6:30. Still dark out, but two other cars were already at the TH.

The trail starts out “enh”, being wide, flat and fairly straight. It junctures with Bruce Brockett at .62 and passes a large rock covered in petroglyphs at just under a mile. At 1.75 it passes the White Mesa Trail, crosses a dry wash and then quickly connects to the Apache Maid Trail at 2.25 and the Weir Trail at 2.43. All this is ok, but noteworthy only because it allows access to three other trails. At 2.43, the Bell Trail starts to gain elevation along the canyon wall. It’s not a lot of elevation, but the trail is choppy so it might feel like more than it really is. There are some nice views overlooking the creek and the red rock formations are a pleasant, picturesque surprise. Around 3.15 you reach the high point and begin a descent back to the creek. The trail split just before the creek with the “crack” being a few hundred yards to the northwest. Neat area, with quite a few rock shelves. There was a wooden plank bridging the “crack” where I’m sure people jump from. The bottom of the pools were visible in spots so taking a cold plunge would need to be done with care. I would have done some exploring of the area, but I stumbled across some campers who had bedded down near the crack. Annoying! Took some pics and then walked down to where the Bell Trail crosses the creek. Easy crossing with the current water levels. Took a few more pics and then headed back to the TH.

Beautiful morning. Clear skies with a nice breeze to keep things on the chilled side. No wildlife. Besides the campers only saw two other hikers. Weird though, when I got back to the TH (9:30am), the parking lot was full! Not sure where everyone went but they weren’t on the Bell Trail. I could hear what sounded like drums on the south side of the creek, so maybe the academy was having some sort of event and this was the “extended parking lot.”
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Past the Crack - 1 night out and back, AZ 
Past the Crack - 1 night out and back, AZ
 
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shmuelic • Triplogs 3
Backpack13.00 Miles 520 AEG
Backpack13.00 Miles2 Days         
520 ft AEG25 LBS Pack
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Arrived at bell trailhead at 10:45am and the trail volunteer asked if I was a mad dog or an Englishman to be out in the noon sun. The way to the crack was hot but uneventful, as discussed in other triplogs when you get to the wilderness sign stay left on the higher trail to get to the crack. I heard laughter and music before I got there. Had a nice jump off the diving board and the cliff on the south side of the stream.

Continuing on I didn’t see another person until I returned to the crack the next day. The going was rocky and a lot like west clear creek. I regretted not bringing my poles.

I quickly came to my first wade that would be over the bottom of my backpack. I had it lined with a dry sack but I was not eager to take on the extra wait of a wet pack so I carried it on top of my head. I continued this way for several pools that required deep wades but not yet swimming.

I took a long nap on a rock in the shade from 2-4pm to skip the worst of the heat.

When I awoke I got a move on and came to some mandatory swims. My liner worked well. If you’ve never swam with a lined pack it’s very buoyant. Some commenters suggest completely unclipping for a more comfortable swimming position but I find staying completely clipped to be better.

Finding a decent camp spot became a concern as flat spots are hard to come by and the shadows were lengthening.

I had seen very few signs of human disturbances since I passed the crack, with one campfire ring within half a mile of the crack and nothing since. I started seeing crayfish shells left on top of rocks and I was hopeful that they had been left by kids playing in the creek or someone trapping them and that a campsite was imminent. I rounded a corner and saw the culprit a beautiful common black hawk. He wouldn’t let me get close enough to get a good picture.

Finally the twists in the canyon began to relent which is usually a good sign for finding a site. I made one in the first viable place I could in the sand under a sandstone ledge about 3 miles past the crack. It was on the south side of the creek all the way against a short ~20ft wall and big enough for a small 2p backpacking tent.

The way back through the creek was faster because the terrain was more familiar. I jumped again at the crack in all my clothes which kept me cool for the first 2 miles of the Bell trail. I timed my walk back and it was 1 hour and 15 min from the crack to the trailhead going downcanyon.

Overall I think Wet Beaver offers better access and better solitude once you pass the Crack than West Clear Creek, and is almost as beautiful with slightly less dramatic canyon walls.
 
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Jun 01 2024
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 Phoenix, AZ
Wet Beaver Canyon LoopCamp Verde, AZ
Wet Beaver Canyon Loop
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking avatar Jun 01 2024
ShatteredArm • Triplogs 362
Hiking14.00 Miles 200 AEG
Hiking14.00 Miles   11 Hrs   50 Mns   1.42 mph
200 ft AEG   2 Hrs    Break
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This one has been on the list for awhile. Used Apache Maid Cabin as a base camp. Some friends driving up in the morning dropped off a car at Bell TH, then we crammed into two vehicles to get from the cabin to Millicum Tank, where we started around 8:30am.

Waldroup Canyon was a little easier than I expected; none of the scrambles were particularly difficult or sketchy. Seemed like we were making pretty good time the first half of the adventure, with a lot of easy rock hopping through the creek. I was super tired early on, but felt better as the day progressed, which I think is the opposite of everybody else.

Saw a possible coatimundi (I didn't get eyes on it), and a few minutes later we encountered another that I was able to confirm visually. We suspect these guys were probably the ones leaving crawfish claws all over the place. There were also a couple of giant birds.

The last third or so things got really slow, with a lot of swims, and I think people just being pretty tired. About a half mile before the crack, it seemed like an emergency was evolving as one person in the group seemed to be getting hypothermic (cotton kills!); spent a little while basking in some sunlight. There was one more swim, which was able to be avoided by a much more difficult traverse.

Got to the crack, and it was late enough that we had all of the litter to itself. Someone has constructed an actual plank walkway across to the other side.

Everybody was happy to be on trail again, and the hike to the parking lot was pleasant and cool; we arrived just as it was getting dark enough to make walking difficult.

Fun day out there. I would rate this as being a little bit easier than the Cash Tank to FR214 stretch of West Clear Creek, and not quite as interesting. Some in the group got absolutely ravaged by bity insects, but they spurned a couple of us.
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Oct 02 2023
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 Seattle, WA
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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dhelder • Triplogs 71
Hiking7.00 Miles 520 AEG
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Apr 08 2023
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43 female
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 Phoenix, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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emilystardust • Triplogs 849
Hiking7.06 Miles 681 AEG
Hiking7.06 Miles   4 Hrs   5 Mns   2.46 mph
681 ft AEG   1 Hour   13 Mns Break
 
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Jan 14 2023
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56 male
 Joined Nov 20 2012
 Phoenix, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
Hiking avatar Jan 14 2023
BiFrost • Triplogs 1,286
Hiking7.51 Miles 706 AEG
Hiking7.51 Miles   4 Hrs   10 Mns   2.36 mph
706 ft AEG      59 Mns Break
 
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Decided to check out the Crack on Wet Beaver Creek. John suggested since it was January and crowds probably wouldn’t be an issue. It’s a complete cluster in the summer. Arrived at the TH to find more cars than expected but still not too bad. It’s a little less than 4 miles into the Crack so it didn’t take us long to get there.

We arrived and there were only two people but they soon left. Took a break but not there more than 5 minutes and a large group showed up. They were full on doing it for the Gram and three of them jumped in the pool. We went around the corner to avoid the group as best we could. Still a nice relaxing spot despite the large group. The water was very turbid most likely from snow runoff as it comes off the rim.

After the break we hiked back to the trailhead. Several groups were heading in on our way out. So I guess this place is busy no matter what but still better than the summer. Overall good easy hike to enjoy the creek!
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Dec 27 2022
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 Phoenix, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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WaitingForRain • Triplogs 1,122
Hiking7.50 Miles 955 AEG
Hiking7.50 Miles   3 Hrs   41 Mns   2.04 mph
955 ft AEG
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Dec 26 2022
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 Phoenix, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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Hiking4.39 Miles 784 AEG
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Sep 23 2022
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 Phoenix, AZ
Bell Trail #13Camp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail #13
Camp Verde, AZ
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GrangerGuy • Triplogs 125
Hiking10.10 Miles 2,255 AEG
Hiking10.10 Miles   9 Hrs      1.44 mph
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After a pleasant summer in Connecticut, I came back to Phoenix, but altogether too soon. This trip was hot! 61° when I left the car, but 84° when I got back.

As this is a well-known spot for playing in the creek, the parking lot + overflow has a huge capacity, but I was the only car when I headed out at 7 am. There is an outhouse at the trailhead. I did not see anyone until almost to The Crack, when one hiker almost caught up with me.

I stopped at The Crack, where I had a snack and refilled my water, then rock hopped across and continued up the hill to The Rim. Overnight camping is not allowed anywhere near The Crack; it is a 500 foot climb to the first allowed camping spot. It is a nice spot, but a long way from the play area. Signs at the trailhead threaten fines to anyone who ignores this restriction.

There is good signage all along this trail, but the funniest one I saw is just as you arrive at the Rim and exit the wilderness, “Trail difficult to find beyond this point.” Indeed, the trail abruptly disappears in the grass beyond the sign. No problem for me, though, as this was my planned turnaround point anyway. The meadow on the summit is beautiful and I spent an hour there.

It was getting hot by the time I got back down to the creek, so rather than rock hopping, I put on my wading shoes and forded up to knee deep. It felt soo good! There were several people around the Crack, but I didn’t stay around to socialize. The clouds were starting to build, and I could hear a few rumbles of thunder, but all the way back to the trailhead I met people still coming in, as late as 4 pm. Perhaps I am overly sensitive to the concept of flash flood, but I was glad to be back across the creek and on higher ground.
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Sep 18 2022
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 Tempe, AZ
The Crack at Wet Beaver, AZ 
The Crack at Wet Beaver, AZ
 
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mikemcg • Triplogs 132
Hiking7.59 Miles 734 AEG
Hiking7.59 Miles   6 Hrs   7 Mns   2.32 mph
734 ft AEG   2 Hrs   51 Mns Break
 
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Beautiful day. It was ~80° when we started at 0930, got up to about 91°. One skinny snake on the trail. Spent about 3 hours at the Crack, relaxing, swimming, jumping, watching dogs run around, meeting people. Only about 5 other people when we got there, maybe 20 when we left. Water was cold at first but felt great. Explored further upstream - there were a couple other deep pools as well as a cave that went pretty deep and was full of bats. Picked up a few plastic bottles on the way out, but much less trash than other places I've been this summer.
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199483
Jun 04 2022
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 Mesa, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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cw50must • Triplogs 334
Hiking7.30 Miles 520 AEG
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Figured a day at the Crack was a good way to kick off the summer. Plus I was able to take a few friends that had never been before. Had been a few years for myself, but the hike, the crack, all seems the same as I remember it. If anything the signage might be a little better. Got there early enough to park in the main parking lot. It was a Saturday and it was pretty packed, but I expected that. Good news is I didn't really notice any trash so that's good especially with the amount of people. Did notice some grafiti on the way in. On the hike out, passed a lot of people headed in. Noticed many were choosing to Hydrate with white claws on the trail in :) I had an enjoyable day.
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Apr 30 2022
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 Flagstaff, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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squatpuke • Triplogs 187
Hiking7.00 Miles 520 AEG
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Not my first time on this trail, but my first trip-log. Took a mid-western buddy of mine on this quick out-n-back; enjoyed some cool water at the tongue. Uneventful....but a great and beautiful day.
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Apr 17 2022
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Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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wanderingtrails • Triplogs 33
Hiking10.30 Miles 520 AEG
Hiking10.30 Miles   10 Hrs      1.03 mph
520 ft AEG
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Decided to head here early in the morning with the goal of heading past the crack and up the creek. Got to the crack super quick and was the only one there. Reminded me of how this place used to be in the 90’s before the hordes came. Oh nostalgia.

Anyway, headed up creek. Glad I had my trekking poles (thanks for the recommendation in your triplog Chumley) because holy hell those rocks are so slippery. Tons of poison ivy around too so parts of the trek I just tried to stay in the water. Brought a floatie for the swimmers and slotted up areas which were actually quite refreshing because it was a scorcher today.

Finally turned around because I found a slow leak in my floatie and I took a nasty spill slipping on these slippery rocks. Damn rocks.

When I finally got back to the crack there was actually only 8 people there. Shocked. I guess no one wants to hike a hike to the Wet Beaver’s Crack on Easter. 😂
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Apr 09 2022
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Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver CreekCamp Verde, AZ
Bell Trail to the Crack - Wet Beaver Creek
Camp Verde, AZ
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emilystardust • Triplogs 849
Hiking7.00 Miles 520 AEG
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Feb 13 2022
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Bell/Weir Trail to the Crack, AZ 
Bell/Weir Trail to the Crack, AZ
 
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Frostshocknoob • Triplogs 217
Hiking7.90 Miles 913 AEG
Hiking7.90 Miles   3 Hrs   53 Mns   2.23 mph
913 ft AEG      20 Mns Break
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