I think the first time I ever really thought about streams and rivers being different colors was hiking the Buffalo River Trail from Steel Creek to ... “Why is the water so turquoise?” ...

Hot Creek Geologic Site in Inyo National Forest, a freshwater brook of boiling turquoise pools surrounded by travertine rock ...

Nestled within Coconino National Forest in central Arizona, Fossil Creek boasts crystal-clear turquoise water, scenic waterfalls ... This interesting limestone rock formations which appear fossil ...

Far off the beaten path, the adventurous can find an Arizona oasis that offers a challenging hike, pristine water to relax in ...

Sitting on the rocks by Rock Creek on a summer’s day, you and your dog could be tempted to take a little wade in the water to cool off. Don’t do it. Even in dry weather, harmful levels of ...

the water is placid beneath a boat ramp where Abbie Creek empties into the river. Click here for directions. Corn Creek near Wetumpka is from 1- to 3-feet deep and features small rock falls and ...

WASHINGTON — Don't be alarmed if Rock Creek looks a little more green than usual Friday. DC Water has introduced non-toxic, biodegradable green dye into the waterway to locate and observe the ...