Heavily forested banks of the Colorado River near Topock, Arizona. The Colorado River and its tributaries often nourish extensive corridors of riparian growth as they traverse the arid desert regions of the watershed.

Explore all the amazing sights to see along the river, and engage in activities like camping, boating, hiking and more. Follow State Route 95 from the I-40 (north) or the I-62 or I-10 (south); eventually this will be your memory lane, so make the most of Arizona's west coast!

The Colorado River State Historic Park & Yuma Visitor Center tells the story of the past, present, and future of the Colorado River, and its role in the settlement and development of both Yuma and the larger Southwest.

Arizona cities, towns, attractions and things to do along the Colorado River including Lake Havasu, Parker and Yuma, Arizona.

A significant site in the history of Arizona, Colorado River State Historic Park was founded to preserve its historic structures and interpret the site's diverse history. October-May. June 1- September 30. Open Thursday-Sunday: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Explore Arizona's Colorado River water management plans and strategies, for both short and long-term perspectives. Find information on Arizona’s coordination processes and access planning resources.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Colorado River in Page Arizona. Book your adventure today and witness nature's wonder.