Posted in Arizona Nature, Swimming Holes August 17, 2020 by

One Of Arizona’s Coolest Aqua Parks, Grasshopper Point, Will Make You Feel Like A Kid Again

Arizona summers are notoriously relentless, so having somewhere to cool off is crucial. When all the more popular swimming holes are crowded, head on over the Grasshopper Point on Oak Creek. The scenery is gorgeous, and pristine, refreshing waters promise to invigorate your spirit while offering some relief from the excessive heat.

Located on Sedona's iconic Oak Creek, Grasshopper Point is a viable alternative to its much more well-known upstream counterpart, Slide Rock.
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Despite being the road less traveled, so to speak, this hidden oasis promises to make your summer magical.
In the heart of Red Rock Country, the swimming hole is surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
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As you drive up the winding road leading to the parking lot, the towering bluffs make their presence known in a spectacular way.
Absolutely pristine, the water flows with a healthy vigor.
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Its mighty, yet tranquil sound can be heard from what seems like miles away, and the surrounding lush greenery creates a picturesque scene sure to enchant all who behold it.
Distant mountains peek out from between the trees, their ancient wisdom permeating the entire region.
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You'll feel entirely at peace as the stream ambles along, led by a gentle current.
It's truly a surreal experience to swim at the base of these rugged cliff walls.
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While jumping off the rocks is discouraged, you're always welcome to enjoy the scenery.
The cool waters are so refreshing on a hot summer day.
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Bring your favorite swim gear, take a dip, and enjoy -- just be careful, as the water depth varies and rocks can lurk beneath the surface.
Finding a place to park can prove challenging even though Grasshopper Point isn't nearly as popular as Slide Rock.
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Your best bet is to arrive in the morning, especially on weekends.

Visit the Coconino National Forest website to learn more.

Have you ever been to Grasshopper Point? If so, what’s your favorite thing about it? Let us know, and check out our previous article for more swimming holes to cool off in: 6 Waterfall Swimming Holes In Arizona That Will Make Your Summer Complete.

Address: Grasshopper Point, Arizona 86336, USA