DEER-HEAD RIVER

Though feeding into the Azul Fall down in The Valley, the majority of Deer-Head River flows wildly through out the The Mountains. Its many prongs and smaller creeks fed by the river created an image which the wolves compared to the antlers of a male deer, hence the name. Here, which is the biggest part of the river before it splits off into smaller channels, supports a variety of fish and birds year round. Some parts through out the mountain freeze over during the winter; the fast flowing rapids the only section whichs stays liquified.