An oasis for anglers and nature lovers, Alamo Lake offers classic Sonoran Desert scenery and the promise of uncrowded views. Principally a flood control reservoir, the park is located on the Bill Williams River about 30 miles before it enters the

Colorado River. Although its water level fluctuates sharply, the lake teems with large-mouth bass and catfish. An abundance of outdoor activities include wildlife watching and hiking against a backdrop of the picturesque Rawhide and Buckskin mountains. Wildlife include, quail, deer, coyote, bald eagles, and the area's trademark...wild burros.

• Hike against a backdrop of the picturesque Rawhide and Buckskin mountains.
• Fish in Alamo Lake.