It's a rare sight in Arizona. This is how you can see a human-made waterfall created by releasing excess water.

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Although I’ve lived in Phoenix, Arizona for twenty years of my life, there are still times I wonder why on earth someone thought it would be a good idea to build a city in the middle of a desert with ...

These Arizona waterfall hiking trails taken from AllTrails ... the journey to Fossil Creek is one of the scenic trips a few hours from Phoenix, and people can hike to see its waterfall.

Excess water levels at Horseshoe Reservoir in January created a rare waterfall northeast of the Phoenix area ... Are train heists back in Arizona? Robbers trade horses for SUVs, swipe cargo ...

Excess water levels at Horseshoe Reservoir in January created a rare waterfall northeast of the Phoenix area ... SRP didn't share a specific end date. Arizona's Legislature is set to get back ...

Excess water levels at Horseshoe Reservoir in January created a rare waterfall northeast of the Phoenix area ... is from planned burning Tom Horne asks Arizona lawmakers to boost school police ...

Excess water levels at Horseshoe Reservoir in January created a rare waterfall northeast of the Phoenix area. On Dec. 30, Salt River Project began a controlled release of water from Horseshoe Dam, ...