Arizona Falls

Visit Arizona Falls

This waterfall represents an intersection between technology, artistry and natural wonder. Enter the Falls from the south and venture across a pedestrian footbridge toward the viewing platform. There, between the curtains of flowing water, you’ll find large boulder seating where you can sit and spy historic gears and hydroelectric equipment.

Thanks to shade structures, you can enjoy the Falls all year long.

This project represents one of a growing number of projects along the Valley’s canals. Over 80 miles of paved paths have been developed by cities working closely with SRP. These paths are ADA-compliant and oftentimes include lights, landscaping and commissioned public art.

G.R. Herberger Park

56th Street and Indian School Road

Art at the Falls

Showcased on-site is the Phoenix Art Commission’s “WaterWorks at Arizona Falls” project. Designed by Lajos Héder and Mags Harries, two renowned Boston artists, this artistic experience highlights the history of the landmark. Read more on the blog.

History of the falls

Generating capacity

Arizona Falls generates up to 750 kilowatts of clean, renewable electricity. (That’s enough to power up to 150 homes.)

Electricity generated by the plant is fed into SRP’s power grid.