Sheep Bridge Th
Added
October 27th, 2026
Adventurer unlock
Directions, weather, and nearby services help you decide if this stop works tonight.
- Directions in Google, Apple, and Waze
- Weather, cell coverage, and elevation
- Nearby services and recent check-ins
About this place
On the banks high above the river stands a replica of the Verde River Sheep Bridge. The Flagstaff Sheep Company and the Howard Sheep Company constructed the original bridge to minimize the loss of sheep when crossing the river. The bridge was started in 1943 and finished in 1944 at a cost of $7,277. The material used came from an Arizona mine and from a railroad line. On November 21, 1978, Sheep Bridge was entered into the National Register of Historic places. Sheep Bridge is the gateway to the west side of the Mazatzal Wilderness.
Details
GPS 34.08000, -111.71000
Phone
None
Website
None
Nearby places
- Catfish Point Fishing Access 6.8 mi
- Horseshoe (AZ) Campground (Paid Public) 7.1 mi
- Mesquite (AZ) Campground (Paid Public) 7.9 mi
- Pine Mountain Wilderness Campground (Free Public) 8.5 mi
- Juniper Dispersed Camping 11 mi
- Cave Creek Group Site Campground (Paid Public) 12 mi
- Cave Creek Trailhead Trailhead 12 mi
- C C C (AZ) Tonto NF Campground (Paid Public) 12 mi
Check in
Share a visit note and optional photos for other travelers.
Sign in to check in, save this place, or add your own.
Recent check-ins
No check-ins yet for this place.