How deep is the deepest lake in Arizona?

Apache Lake is the deepest lake in Arizona at about 266 feet. It sits on the Salt River chain east of Phoenix.

What is Arizona's largest man-made lake?

Lake Mead is the largest man-made lake touching Arizona, created by Hoover Dam on the Colorado River.

What are the three biggest lakes in Arizona?

Lake Mead, Lake Powell, and Roosevelt Lake are the three largest lakes associated with Arizona.

What is the most beautiful lake in Arizona?

Many paddlers point to Watson Lake for granite scenery and Canyon Lake for dramatic desert cliffs and blue-green water.

What is the cleanest lake in Arizona?

Lynx Lake near Prescott and Blue Ridge Reservoir in the Coconino National Forest are often praised for clear, clean water.

What is the only natural lake in AZ?

Mormon Lake near Flagstaff is Arizona’s only natural lake. It is shallow and often seasonal.

Do lakes freeze in Arizona?

At higher elevations they do. Lakes like Luna Lake, Hawley Lake, and Big Lake can freeze in winter.

Is Arizona making a new lake?

Arizona has discussed the proposed Butte Dam near Florence, which would create Butte Lake on the Gila River. It remains in planning.

What is the only free-flowing river in Arizona?

The Verde River is Arizona’s only remaining year-round free-flowing river.

Is there a Black River in the White Mountains in Arizona?

Yes. The Black River flows through the White Mountains and forms part of the boundary with the Fort Apache Reservation.

Does Arizona have any natural rivers?

Yes. Rivers like the Verde, San Pedro, Black, and stretches of the Santa Cruz and Gila still flow naturally in places.

What is the last river in Arizona?

The Colorado River forms Arizona’s western border and is the last major river flowing out of the state into Mexico.

Are there underground rivers in Arizona?

Yes, mainly in limestone and karst areas. Subsurface flow occurs near places like Kartchner Caverns and Mammoth.

What is the coldest lake in Arizona?

Big Lake in the White Mountains is among the coldest due to its elevation over 9,000 feet.

What is the cleanest lake to swim in Arizona?

Lynx Lake and Lake Mary near Flagstaff are known for clean water. Lake Powell can also be very clear in many canyons.

Are there wild horses in Arizona?

Yes. The Salt River wild horses are commonly seen in the Tonto National Forest near Saguaro Lake and the lower Salt River.

Do you need a permit to kayak in Arizona?

Non-motorized kayaks and paddleboards generally do not require a permit. Some tribal or park areas may require access permits.

Do you need a life jacket to kayak in Arizona?

Yes. A USCG-approved life jacket is required on board for each person. Children 12 and under must wear it while underway.

How many rivers does AZ have?

Arizona has more than 90 rivers and streams, most of them intermittent. Major rivers include the Colorado, Salt, Verde, Gila, San Pedro, and Santa Cruz.

What is the southernmost lake in AZ?

Parker Canyon Lake near the Mexican border in the Huachuca Mountains is the southernmost recreational lake in Arizona.

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At East Valley Kayak – Red Mountain Location our objective is to see our customers have great experiences. We love our business and want to get more people excited about Kayaking. We are conveniently located 1 mile away from the US 60 and 3 miles away from the 202. We 25 minutes away from the Salt River and Saguaro Lake and about 35 minutes from Canyon Lake. We are knowledgeable of all of our lakes in the Phoenix Metro area such as Saguaro, Apache, Roosevelt, Pleasant, Bartlett, and Canyon Lake. For any questions or concerns call me personally 480 548 8921

🛶 Services & Rentals

Rental of paddle-boards, kayaks (single & tandem), fishing kayaks, and even floating trampolines.
Sales of new & used inventory: boards, kayaks, accessories, electric bikes etc.
All rentals include paddles and life vests.
Online booking available and 7-day operation.

💲 Pricing

Paddle-boards starting at $35/day.
Single kayaks starting at $35/day.
Tandem paddle-boards for $50/day.
Tandem kayaks at $65/day.
6-person paddle-boards for $95/day.
10-pack kayak rentals for $300/day, 10-pack paddle-boards for $250/day.

⭐ Highlights

Locally-owned & operated family business, established circa 2016 and rooted in the East Valley paddling community.
Highly praised for friendly and knowledgeable staff: reviews mention helpful service, gear advice and good experiences.
Convenient equipment rental & sales in one place; useful for both beginners and more serious paddlers.
Online booking capability and phone support.
Good location: close to multiple lakes and rivers in the Mesa / Phoenix region (e.g., Salt River, Saguaro Lake).