Page Springs
Arizona Fish Hatchery
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May 6, 2001
George & Eve DeLange
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Page Springs Fish Hatchery is located on scenic Oak Creek five miles north of Cornville in Yavapai County. The Bubbling Ponds Fish Hatchery is located less than � mile north. Both hatcheries are a quick drive from either Cottonwood or Sedona.
The Page Springs Fish Hatchery is located on Page Springs Road just south of where it crosses Oak Creek. Page Springs Road is located west of I-17, between State Route 89 and Cornville Road.
Rainbow trout are the main fish species raised at the Page Springs Fish Hatchery. A small number of brown trout are also produced.
The Page Springs Fish Hatchery is 82 acres in size making it Arizona's largest coldwater fish production facility, producing about 700,000 trout a year. It also includes a smaller warm water fish hatchery called Bubbling Ponds.
At Bubbling Ponds Hatchery, sportfish include largemouth bass, bluegill, and walleye. Native fish raised include the Colorado pike minnow and razorback sucker.
The Page Springs Fish Hatchery includes an interpretive center and a self-guided fish hatchery tour, finishing at the show ponds. The hatchery is accessible to the disabled. The hatchery is open 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., seven days a week (except it is closed Thanksgiving and Christmas).
A recently completed nature trail, with signs describing riparian habitat and wildlife, wanders through the hatchery grounds and along Oak Creek.
The Page Springs Fish Hatchery has been operated as an aquaculture facility since 1938.
We have enjoyed touring the facility since 1940.
If you are planning to visit the Page Springs Fish Hatchery and you are coming from outside of Arizona, you could fly into Phoenix and then rent a car. The Page Springs Fish Hatchery is a few miles off of the scenic I-17 route between Phoenix and Flagstaff.
There are hotels and motels all along the way in nearby towns.
We have some links to Priceline.com on this page since they can arrange all of your air flights, hotels, and car.
You may need some outdoor clothing and equipment, if you plan to visit the Page Springs Fish Hatchery.
We have some links to Altrec on this page since they are a good online source for outdoor gear.
We of course, appreciate your use of the advertising on our pages, since it helps us to keep this page active.
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Audrey DeLange
& Bob Erdmann
Feeding The Trout Audrey DeLange
& Bob Erdmann
Getting A Closer View Of The Trout 
"Wow, Look At The Fish!" "Boy, Are They Big!" 
"Look At This Big One!" "Here's Another One!" 
Audrey DeLange
& Bob Erdmann
Fish Are Raised In These Pens Close Up
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May 6, 2001
George & Eve DeLange
Travels Or Tours Pictures And Photos Of Page Springs Arizona Fish Hatchery. Page Springs Fish Hatchery is located on scenic Oak Creek five miles north of Cornville in Yavapai County. The Bubbling Ponds Fish Hatchery is located less than � mile north. Both hatcheries are a quick drive from either Cottonwood or Sedona. The Page Springs Fish Hatchery is located on Page Springs Road just south of where it crosses Oak Creek. Page Springs Road is located west of I-17, between State Route 89 and Cornville Road. Rainbow trout are the main fish species raised at the Page Springs Fish Hatchery. A small number of brown trout are also produced. The Page Springs Fish Hatchery is 82 acres in size making it Arizona's largest coldwater fish production facility, producing about 700,000 trout a year. It also includes a smaller warm water fish hatchery called Bubbling Ponds. At Bubbling Ponds Hatchery, sportfish include largemouth bass, bluegill, and walleye. Native fish raised include the Colorado pike minnow and razorback sucker. The Page Springs Fish Hatchery includes an interpretive center and a self-guided fish hatchery tour, finishing at the show ponds. The hatchery is accessible to the disabled. The hatchery is open 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., seven days a week (except it is closed Thanksgiving and Christmas). A recently completed nature trail, with signs describing riparian habitat and wildlife, wanders through the hatchery grounds and along Oak Creek. The Page Springs Fish Hatchery has been operated as an aquaculture facility since 1938. We have enjoyed touring the facility since 1940.
If you are planning to visit the Page Springs Fish Hatchery and you are coming from outside of Arizona, you could fly into Phoenix and then rent a car. The Page Springs Fish Hatchery is a few miles off of the scenic I-17 route between Phoenix and Flagstaff. There are hotels and motels all along the way in nearby towns. We have some links to Priceline.com on this page since they can arrange all of your air flights, hotels, and car. You may need some outdoor clothing and equipment, if you plan to visit the Page Springs Fish Hatchery. We have some links to Altrec on this page since they are a good online source for outdoor gear. We of course, appreciate your use of the advertising on our pages, since it helps us to keep this page active.
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Audrey DeLange
& Bob Erdmann
Feeding The Trout Audrey DeLange
& Bob Erdmann
Getting A Closer View Of The Trout "Wow, Look At The Fish!" "Boy, Are They Big!" "Look At This Big One!" "Here's Another One!" Audrey DeLange
& Bob Erdmann
Fish Are Raised In These Pens Close Up
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| Audrey DeLange & Bob Erdmann Feeding The Trout | Audrey DeLange & Bob Erdmann Getting A Closer View Of The Trout |
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| "Wow, Look At The Fish!" | "Boy, Are They Big!" |
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| "Look At This Big One!" | "Here's Another One!" |
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| Audrey DeLange & Bob Erdmann Fish Are Raised In These Pens | Close Up |
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