Guests can hike or bike in any direction from Beaver Creek. The scenery is spectacular and the wildflowers abundant. You'll likely see deer, elk, bighorn sheep, wild turkey, coyote, eagles, osprey and many other species of wildlife. The White Mountains are a fisherman's paradise with over 680 miles of water ways and 34 sparkling cold water lakes rippled by a variety of trout, bass, and other fish. Nearby Lee Valley Reservoir boasts the Arctic Grayling trout, introduced in 1940 from Alaska, and known for their fighting spirit. The area streams carry the native Apache trout, found nowhere else in the world. "Tassel-eared squirrels, poker-faced but exuding emotion with voice and tail, tell you insistently what you already know: that never has there been so rare a day, or so rich a solitude to spend it in" (Aldo Leopold). Each week a wildlife specialist, with the Mexican Gray Wolf reintroduction program, gives an informative and interesting presentation.


Our indoor heated pool keeps the UV rays in check. You'll also enjoy our sauna, jacuzzi, workout room and massage therapist. Kids and adults love playing in Beaver Creek, fishing for crawdads or just exploring, as it meanders through the valley.

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