The same hummingbird species seen in Ramsey Canyon are seen here, along with other birds including elf owls. Other species including the elegant trogon are found in the canyon. At a higher altitude, a trail leads from the upper picnic area offers more good birding, including possible sighting of the flammulated owl. This is among the very few places in the southeast where one may camp at a prime birding site. The two campgrounds here, Reef Townsite and Ramsey Vista, offer good birding.
Trails lead into the Miller Wilderness Area in the national forest.
This is where the bird watching gets really interesting. There are several trails leading from the two campgrounds, including the Comfort Springs Trail. A good thing to remember is that only the lower campground has water. To get there, drive south from Sierra Vista on State Highway 92. Turn west onto Carr Canyon Road and drive along this road for 8.5 miles.