Beautiful Cave Creek in Pictures

As the sun sets each evening, Cave Creek residents are captivated by its stunning beauty. (Photo by Joe Freedman)

On rainy days in the Spur Cross Conservation Area hummingbirds like to take a cool drink.

Cowboys from around the country come to Cave Creek each Spring to compete in the Cave Creek Rodeo.

Each evening, our sunsets weave a vibrant tapestry of colors in the beautiful desert landscape.

Desert plants soak up the rain in the Spur Cross Conservation Area.

Even the dogs have a cool vibe at the annual Cave Creek Rodeo Days Parade.

The Jewel of the Creek is a destination hiking and wildlife viewing area for all. The cool breezes and shady trees provide a comfortable stroll to see trees, flowers, and a variety of animals.

Lightening is a frequent occurrence in the deserts of Arizona during a Monsoon storm.

Rains in the desert bring out some of the most surprising visuals.

Petroglyphs are part of the wonder and mystery when hiking in Cave Creek.

The famous Cave Creek Rodeo attracts some of the best athletes to participate in this sanctioned PRCA Professional Rodeo event.

Cave Creek's beautiful views will have you doing handstands.

Cactus flowers light up the desert throughout the spring and summer.

Spring in the desert is displays the beauty of the trees and flowering plants.

When there is moisture in the air the mountains are often shrouded with clouds.

Climb up Black Mountain to the summit and look at the landscape below.

Each year, Bike Week attracts motorcycle enthusiasts to Cave Creek for fun rides and social activities.