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   As you turn off scenic Hwy 89A onto Page Springs Road, you can’t help but relax into the beauty and solitude of the high desert country. Meander along Page Springs Road, you’ll find organic vineyards, orchards, horse stables and ranches. Further down the road, you’ll discover the Page Springs Hatchery and Visitor Center, the largest State-run hatchery in the country for raising endangered species of fresh water fish, saving them from the possibility of extinction.

  With the 100 springs that feed Oak Creek along Page Springs Road, here is also the migratory corridor for more than 500 species of birds traveling from Canada to South America - a bird watcher’s paradise with more than 120 species found at the hatchery itself. Park your car by the bridge, there is a public access to Oak Creek, enjoy the peaceful surrounding, cast a line, take a wine tasting tour, a picnic or a walk.