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December 17, 2022

Fossil Creek’s iconic waterfall, seen with healthy vegetation, seems untouched, but water levels are low. (Courtesy of Coconino National Forest)

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Fossil Creek visitors will see changes caused by fire

Fossil Creek is officially reopened following a massive wildfire that tore through the forest. However, things look a little different now.

By Paige Daniels December 18, 2022
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