Fossil Creek Toilet Bowl
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Tour of the Upper Falls at Fossil Creek
Toilet Bowl 0:14
The Cave 0:54
Behind the Waterfall 1:07
Small Jump 1:18
Medium Jump 1:25
Big Jump 1:36
Swim Thru the Toilet Bowl 1:56
To obtain permits use the link below and note Fossil Springs Trailhead permits must be reserved as Bob Bear Trailhead as its name has changed. This area can also be accessed via the Irving/Flume Trailhead. This is a flatter hike but is 5 miles each way.
www.fs.usda.go...
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PSA: Swimimg in the toilet bowl is extremely dangerous! Swam into it today and the water currents in the bowl are pretty strong and push you away from the exit under the waterfall. This can tire you out and leave you with little energy left for the escape swim
Sounds like you got flushed.
So beautiful waterfalls thanks for sharing thrilling video, congratulations 👌👌👌
Thank you so much 👍
3 people (at least) have died there since 2016
Another died recently 😢
@@lovergurl69182002that was my big brother 7,6,24
unreal dude this is stunning
just perfect view love it
Those fish love all the oxygen in the water. Gives them a little boost.
Damn the water is very clear
It is spring fed and the same temperature year around. You can drink the water at the source. Unfortunately everything in this video burned in the 40,000 acre Backbone Fire in the summer of 2021. It’s still closed and likely very different now.
No way. That is sad news.
Bummer
Wow! Never seen anything like that! Cool vid. Will be following!
Thanks 😊
Nice Vid! Love this place!
Fossil creek no longer looks like this due to all the floods in 2020. We definitely would not recommend anyone go there now. Great video of what was once, however.
Have you been down there or seen videos after fires and floods?
@@jakeharclerode I've been down there. It's such a bummer I used to swim there every summer but not anymore.
I was just going to ask how the heck you get out of the "toilet bowl" but I guess the ending just answered that.
Lindsay Grove
Please dont do the toilet bowl it may have worked out for them but it almost didnt for me the water levels change and affects the suction be careful
I'm a reporter for 12 News here in Phoenix. I was hoping to get your permission to use your video to the toilet bowl? Let me know. Thanks
Hi Michael, you may use my video if you can provide the news broadcast surrounding the excerpt. I would like to see how you will portraying the clip.
@@PlayOutdoors Unfortunately a Navy Vet passed away during the dive at toilet bowl (www.12news.com/article/news/local/arizona/phoenix-man-drowns-in-popular-fossil-creek-swimming-area/75-f43a4329-ca99-4e19-8b1c-fc81130aaf16). At 10, we are doing a story with his family about who he was. We do not have good video of the location ourselves. So we would use your would use it to show what the water feature and what it looks like.
Gratidão 🙏🙏 Gratidão
Wwaaww q presioso lugaar
Gracias pero hoy no es asi, hubo un fuego alla hace 2 anos y todavia esta cerrrado
Its Now Open 😉
Wow nice video
Where in fossil is this exactly? I've been asking my friends but nobody really knows where the toilet bowl is.
Matt Lambert its over bye strawberry
you can get to Fossil Creek through Camp Verde area off the 17 fwy, exit 287. Need a good vehicle with clearance for the 14 mile drive down, get a $10 permit beforehand online, then enjoy the water. Planning on going back to hike back to the Toilet bowl next.
I’m doing it!
It has been closed for years due to a fire. But Fossil Creek is scheduled to open 5/26/23 with permits sales starting 4/1/23.
Beautiful but scary
Agreed, and this is just one of many swimming holes and water falls at Fossil Creek. There’s even hot springs where Fossil Creek meets the Verde River. Unfortunately, it will be closed for a while due to the Backbone Fire in the summer of 2021.
Toilet bowl looks dangerous lol
How much does a trip like this cost can anyone let me know
Fossil Creek requires permits from April 1-October 1. The Toilet Bowl and these upper falls require a 4 mile hike in (down) on Bob Bear Trailhead. Remember this also requires a 4 mile hike out and up. There is a spring up creek from the waterfall you can refill your water but it can be difficult to find for the first time. The Bob Bear Trailhead is access via Strawberry whereas the rest of Fossil Creek is accessed outside of Camp Verde. Below is the link for permits.
www.recreation.gov/permits/4251903
@@PlayOutdoors It is currently closed.
6 dollar parking permit and a 1 hour drive into the park on a gravel bumpy road. Then the hike begins.
killakevdog correct
Anyone ever get hurt there? We go to the lower end of Fossil Creek.
www.12news.com/article/news/local/arizona/phoenix-man-drowns-in-popular-fossil-creek-swimming-area/75-f43a4329-ca99-4e19-8b1c-fc81130aaf16
Would sharks be in there?
Dude its arizona
Yeah, but they have laser beams attached to their foreheads at birth so you can easily see them coming and dodge duck dip dive and dodge past them.
Yes, but Amazon sells hats made of tin foil that will protect you against these sharks, as well as paper ballots contaminated with Chinese bamboo.
Only piranhas,and Bull sharks. But they have no teeth.
No sharks, but you really need to watch out for the Killer Whales.
That kid had floaties on
Um....scary
I went there yesterday and someone drowned and passed away trying to do this.
that was my big brother 7/06/24