Wet Beaver is situated in the Coconino National Forest in the U.S. state of Arizona. It is a perennial stream with one major tributary known as the Dry Beaver Creek. Hiking, horseback riding, swimming, wildlife watching, and photography fishing were among the common recreational activities in the Wet Beaver Wilderness.

The Waters in the Wet Beaver Wilderness attract large numbers of wildlife, including elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, and a variety of smaller mammals, reptiles, and birds. The main way to reach Wet Beaver Wilderness is approximately 3 kilometers east of the Sedona near the Beaver Creek Ranger Station. Bell Trail is a historic stock trail, which follows Beaver Creek upstream for about five kilometers.

Apache Maid Trail is the only other trail in the Wilderness. Beaver Creek is Voted Best Guest Service in the Country by the National Ski Areas Association for the 3rd Consecutive Year because they provide highest level of service in the industry.