ARIZONA
Bear Wallow Wilderness
Alpine Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
Phone: (520) 339-4384
Directions: From Alpine, take US 191 south for 30 miles to Forest Road 25.
Elevation: 9093 ft. 11,080 acres Ponderosa pine forest. The Bear Wallow
Creek flows year-around. Season: roads may not be open in winter
Users:: hike, horse
Blue Crossing
Alpine Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
Phone: (520) 339-4384
Directions: Located 22 miles southeast of Alpine on US 180, then on Forest
Route 281. Elevation 6200ft. Description: 4 camping sites. No horse facilities
Access to the Blue Range Primitive Area. Season: April - November
Users: : hike, horse
Blue Range Primitive Area
Alpine Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
Phone: 520-339-4384
Directions: South of Alpine on US 191 or Forest Route 201. 193,762-acre
Description: rugged mountains, steep canyons, and ridges. The Mogollon
Rim crosses the area from east to west. Season: May- October
Users: hike, horse
Escudilla National Recreation Trail
Alpine Ranger District
P.O. Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
Phone: 520-339-4384
Direction: From the town of Alpine, drive north on US 191 to Forest Road
56, go right, travel 4 miles to Terry Flat, turn left past Tool Box Draw, from
here it is 1/2 mile to the trailhead. Three miles of well-marked trails
Description: aspen groves, forest and meadows in the White Mountains.
Season: May - October Users: hike, horse
Escudilla Wilderness
Alpine Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
Phone: (520) 339-4384
Directions: From Alpine go northeast on US 191 and forest road 56 for 11 miles
Season: May - October Users: horse, hike
Hannagan
Alpine Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
Phone: (520) 339-4384
Directions: Located 23 miles south of Alpine on US 191. Elevation. 9100 ft
Facilities: 8 camp sites, No horse facilities Access to Blue Range Primitive Area.
Season: May-October Users: hike, horse
KP Cienega
Alpine Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 469
Alpine, AZ 85920
Phone: (520) 339-4384
Directions: Located 29 miles southwest of Alpine on US 191 and forest road 155
Elevation: 9000 ft Facilities: 5 camping units, Corrals. Trailhead access to Blue
Range Primitive Area. Season: May-September Users: hike, horse
Lost Dutchman State Park
Apache Junction, AZ
Phone: (602) 982-4485
Mailing address:
Arizona State Parks
1300 W. Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Directions: Travel east from Apache Junction on US Highway 88, turn north and go
5 miles to the State Park. Located at the base of the Superstition Mountains.
Season: year round Fees Users: hike, bike, horse
Cedar Bench Wilderness
Verde Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
300 East Highway 260
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Phone: (520) 567-4121
Directions: From I-17 take exit 278, take forest road 372 east (off forest road 136).
Elevation: 4500-6700 feet. 16,005 acres Two trails Season: year round
Users:: hike, horse
Fossil Springs Wilderness
Beaver Creek Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
P.O. Box 670
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Phone: (520) 567-4421
Directions: From I- 17 travel south to AZ 260 then to forest road 708.
Season: summer Users: hike, horse
Mingus Mountain Trailhead
Verde Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
300 E. Highway 260
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Phone: 520.567.4121
Directions: From Jerome go southwest for 6 miles on AZ 89A, 3 miles
southeast on Forest Route 104 Elevation: 7600 ft. Trailhead to the
Woodchute Wilderness. Season: May- October Fee
Users: hike, bike, horse
Pine Mountain Wilderness
Prescott National Forest
300 East Highway 260
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Phone: (520) 567-4121
Directions: From I-17 go east on County Road 171 and then onto forest
road 68. Acres: 20,100 Description: desert mountains, mesas and
canyons. 6 maintained trails. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Potato Patch Trailhead
Verde Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
300 E. Highway 260
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Phone: 520.567.4121
Direction: From Jerome travel southwest for 7 miles on AZ 89A & .5 mile
on forest road 106. 7000` elevation. Trailhead accesses Woodchute
Wilderness. Season: May - October Fees Users: hike, horse
Mazatzal Wilderness
Cave Creek Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
P. O. Box 5068
Carefree, AZ 85377
Phone: (602) 488-3441
Directions: From Camp Verde, take AZ 260 to forest road 708 then to
forest road 502. Elevation: 2060 ft – 7903 ft Acres: 252,500
Discription: Sonoran desert and uplands, canyons, pinyon and juniper
The trail that follows the verde river is a favorite with equestrians.
The Mazatzal Divide Route, runs 29 miles through the center of the
wilderness. Not all trails are considered appropriate for horses.
Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Woodchute Wilderness
Verde Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
300 East Highway 260
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Phone: (520) 567-4121
Directions: From Cottonwood, go west 10 miles on AZ 60. Acres: 5,923
Elevation: 5,500 ft - 7,800 ft. Description: spectacular views of the San
Francisco Peaks One maintained trail. No horse facilities Season:
March - October Users: hike, horse
Campground Buena Tierra
1995 S. Cox Road
Casa Grande, AZ 85222
(520) 836-3500 Toll Free: (888) 520-8360 Fax: (520) 836-9723
Email: campgroundbuenatierra@yahoo.com
Description: With over 100 campsites, some very large, Campground Buena
Tierra gives you privacy and room to relax. There is a large picnic area, a
volleyball court and huge fire pits that are ideal for groups or just one or
two persons. Alone or with friends, feel free to explore the many riding
trails which are perfect for biking, hiking and horseback riding (we have
horse corrals here for overnighters and seasonal campers alike).
Full Circle Ranch Bed and Breakfast Inn
40205 North 26th Street
Cave Creek, Arizona 85027
Ph:(623) 465-7570
Fax:(623) 465-7579 E-mail:jlangan@fullcircleranch.com Web Site: www.fullcircleranch.com
Apache Creek Wilderness
Prescott National Forest
735 North Highway 89
Chino Valley, AZ 86323
Phone: (520) 636-2302
Directions: From Prescott, take County Road 5 to County Road 8 to 95A,
which is an unpaved four wheel drive road. Elevations: 5200 to 6900 feet.
Description: Rolling hills, conifers, and riparian areas. There are no maintained
trails . No horse facilities Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Juniper Mesa Wilderness
Chino Valley Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
735 North Highway 89
Chino Valley, AZ 86323
Phone: (520) 636-2302
Directions: From I-40 take exit 109 south on Anvil Rock Road (forest road 125).
Elevation: 5,600 feet - 7,000 feet Description: Mesa and canyons. No water.
7 maintained trails. Season: year round No horse facilities Users: hike, horse
Chiricahua Wilderness
Douglas Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
3081 N. Leslie Canyon Road
Douglas, AZ 85607
Phone: (520) 364-3468
Directions: From Willcox, take AZ 186 south to Chiricahua National Monument,
and then go east on forest road 42. 10,290 acre. Season: year around
Users: hike, horse
Cochise Stronghold Trailhead
Douglas Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
3081 N. Leslie Canyon Rd.
Douglas, AZ 85607
Phone: (520) 364-3468
Directions: From Sunsites travel west on US 191 and 7 miles on forest road 84
Elevation: 5000 ft. Season: year round Fees Users: hike, horse
Pinery Canyon Trailhead
Douglas Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
3081 N. Leslie Canyon Rd.
Douglas, AZ 85607
Phone: (520) 364-3468
Directions: From Portal, travel west on forest road 42 for 18 miles.
Elevation 7000 ft. Season: year round Users: hike, bike, horse
Rustler Park Trailhead
Douglas Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
3081 N. Leslie Canyon Rd.
Douglas, AZ 85607
Phone: (520) 364-3468
Directions: From Portal, travel west on forest road 42D for 18 miles
Elevation: 8500 ft. Trailhead to the Chiricahua Wilderness.
Season: April-November Fees Users: hike, bike, horse
Stewart Trailhead
Douglas Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
3081 N. Leslie Canyon Rd.
Douglas, AZ 85607
Phone: (520) 364-3468
Directions: From Portal travel southwest for 2 miles on forest road 42.
Elevation: 5100 ft Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Sunny Flat Trailhead
Douglas Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
3081 N. Leslie Canyon Rd.
Douglas, AZ 85607
Phone: (520) 364-3468
Directions: From Portal go southwest on forest road 42 for 3 miles
Elevation: 5200 ft Season: year round Fees Users: hike, bike, horse
West Turkey Creek
Douglas Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
3081 N. Leslie Rd
Douglas, AZ 85607
Phone: (520) 364-3468
Directions: From Willcox, travel southeast on AZ 186 and 181, then on
forest road 42 for 23 miles Elevation: 5900 ft Season: year round
Users hike, bike, horse
And The Horse You Rode In On B & B
Deb Scott
P.O. Box 158
Dragoon, AZ 85609
phone: (520) 826-5410 fax: (520) 826-1078
email: info@horseyourodeinon.com web site: www.horseyourodeinon.com
Located on 600+ acres one hour east of Tucson in the foothills of the Dragoon Mts. 2400 West Dragoon
Rd. Dragoon, AZ (I-10 Exit 318, then 7.3 miles on Dragoon Rd) Four guest rooms, ten guest stalls and
a round pen. Ride out right from our corrals.
Strayhorse Campground and Trailhead
Clifton Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
HC1, Box 733
Duncan, AZ 85534
Phone: (520)687-1301
Directions: Located 26 miles south of Alpine on US 191 Elevation: 8200 ft.
Facilities: 7 camping units with picnic tables, grills and corrals. Two major
trails: Highline National Recreation Trail and Raspberry Trail
Season: April - November Users: hike, horse
Rancho Milagro Bed and Breakfast
P.O. Box 981, 11 East Camino Del Corral
Sonoita, AZ 85637
Elgin, Arizona
520-455-0381
email: info@ranchomilagrobb.com www.ranchomilagrobb.com
Innkeepers: Karen Leonard and Michael Johnson
Kachina Parks Wilderness
Peaks Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
5075 N. Hwy. 89
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
Phone: (520) 526-0866
Directions: From Flagstaff take 180 north to forest road 516. Elevation: 7,400 ft -12,643 ft.
Humphreys Peak, the highest point in AZ. Season: May- October Users: hike, horse
Coconino National Forest
Supervisor`s Office
2323 E. Greenlaw Lane
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
(520) 527-3600 FAX 527-3620
Little Elden Springs Campground/Trailhead
Peaks Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
5075 N. Highway 89
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
Phone: (520) 526-0866
Directions: From Flagstaff, travel northeast on US 89 and forest road 556 for 5 miles. Elevation 7200 ft.
Facilities: 16 camp sites, horse facilities. Season: May-September Fees Reservations accepted
Users: hike, bike, horse
Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness
Peaks Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
5075 N. Highway 89
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
Phone: (520) 526-0866
Directions: From Flagstaff travel south for 20 miles, the wilderness can be reached off Route 66/ forest
road 231, US 89A and forest road 152, FR 152D, FR152C, and 525. Elevation: 2800 ft - 9000 ft.
Description: red rock formations, cliff dwellings, petroglyphs and century-old homesteads. Season: March
-October Users: hike, horse
Indian Hollow Trailhead
North Kaibab Ranger District
Kaibab National Forest
P.O. Box 248
Fredonia, AZ 86022
Phone: (520) 643-7395
Directions: From Fredonia, go south for 50 miles taking routes 22 to 425 to 232 Elevation: 6000 ft.
Wilderness access trailhead Season: May-November Users: hike, horse
Saddle Mountain Wilderness
North Kaibab Ranger District
Kaibab National Forest
P.O. Box 248
Fredonia, AZ 96202
Phone: (520) 643-7395
Directions: From Jacob Lake, take AZ 67 to forest road 610 & FR 611. Elevation: 6000 ft - 8000 ft.
This wilderness borders Grand Canyon National Park. Season: May - October Users: hike, horse
Icehouse CCC Campground/Trailhead
Globe Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
Route 1, Box 33
Globe, AZ 88501
Phone: (520) 402-6200
Directions: From Globe go south for 6 miles on forest road 112. Elevation: 4,000 ft. Season: year
round NO Horse facilities Users: hike, horse
Salt River Canyon Wilderness
Globe Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
Route 1, Box 33
Globe, AZ 85501
Phone: (602) 225-5200
Directions: From Globe, travel north AZ 288. Acres: 32,100 Description: very rugged, and fantastic
vistas. Elevations: 2,200 ft - 4,200 ft. Access to this wilderness is difficult, and is mostly done at the Salt
River. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Grand Canyon National Park
P. O. Box 129
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
Phone: (520) 638-7888
Location: North of Williams on Arizona State Highway 64, north on US Highway 180. The north rim can be
accessed from Jacob Lake via a scenic byway. Season: year round Fees Reservations: yes
Users: hike, bike, horse
Kehl Springs Trailhead
Mogollon Rim Center
Coconino National Forest
H.C. 31, Box 300
Happy Jack, AZ 86024
Phone: (520) 477-2255
Directions: From Happy Jack travel south on AZ 87 and then travel for 29 miles on forest road 300
Elevation: 7500 ft Season: year round Users: hike, bike, horse
Miller Peak Wilderness
Sierra Vista Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
5990 S. Hwy 92
Hereford, AZ 85615
Phone: (520) 378-0311
Location: Located 6 miles south of Sierra Vista in the Huachuca Mountains Elevation: 5200ft - 9466 ft.
21 well maintained trails Season: year round Users hike, horse
Ramsey Vista Campground/Trailhead
Sierra Vista Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
5990 South Highway 92
Hereford, AZ 85615
Phone: (520) 378-0311
Directions: From Sierra Vista, travel southwest on AZ 92 and forest road 368 for 14 miles. Elevation
7200 ft Season: year round Fees No horse facilities Users: hike, bike, horse
Arrastra Mountain Wilderness
Bureau of Land Management
2475 Beverly Avenue
Kingman, AZ 86401
Phone: (520) 757-3161
Directions: From Wickenburg travel northwest on US Highway 93 take the Bagdad turnoff (Hwy 97).
Elevations: to 5000 feet. Season: year round Users hike, horse
Mount Nutt Wilderness
Kingman Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2475 Beverly Avenue
Kingman, AZ 86401
Phone: (520) 757-3161
Directions: From Kingman, take -I40 south for 3 miles to the Oatman Road exit. Travel 10 miles west to
Navaho Road turn west on Navaho Road, continue 2 miles Description: steep canyons. Season: year
round Users: hike, horse
Mount Wilson Wilderness
Kingman Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2475 Beverly Ave.
Kingman, AZ 86401
Phone: (520) 692-4400
Directions: From Kingman, travel 50 miles north on US 93 to the Temple Bar Road, continue on paved
road for 8 miles to an unpaved jeep trail. Elevation: 5445 feet at the summit of Mount Wilson. Season:
year round Users: hike, horse
Mohave County Fairgrounds
2600 Fairgrounds Blvd.
KINGMAN, AZ 86401
Ph: 520-753-2636 Office:520-753-1904
Directions: From I-40 take Stockton Hill Rd. exit Facilities: 250 - 10x10 outdoor covered box stalls,
water available year round, and RV hookups. Open 24 hours Night watch person on duty. Fees
Tres Alamos Wilderness
Kingman Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2475 Beverly Avenue
Kingman, AZ 85401
Phone: (520) 757-3161
Directions: Take Highway 93 to the Lake Alamo Road, travel 6.5 miles west to an intersection, take the
right fork, and go 7 miles to the wilderness. Acres: 8300 Description: ridges, canyons, and washes
Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Upper Burro Creek Wilderness
Kingman Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2475 Beverly Avenue
Kingman, AZ 86401
Phone: (520) 757-3161
Directions: From Phoenix take US 93 to highway 97 ( Bagdad turnoff) then take the road to Upper Burro
Creek. This road is steep and requires a four wheel drive. Description: Acres: 27,440 Season: year
round Users: hike, horse
Wabayuma Peak Wilderness
Kingman Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2475 Beverly Ave
Kingman, AZ 86401
Phone: (520) 692-4400
Directions: : From Hualapai Mountain County Park go 20 miles on BLM road 2123. Acres: 40,000
.Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Warm Springs Wilderness
Kingman Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2475 Beverly Avenue
Kingman, AZ 86401
Phone: (520) 757-3161
Gibraltar Mountain Wilderness
Lake Havasu Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2610 Sweetwater Avenue
Lake Havasu, AZ 86406
Phone: (520) 505-1200
Directions: From I-10 west, exit at Quartizite, take AZ 95 toward Parker, to AZ 72, turning west toward
Parker, 2 miles south of Parker turn east onto Shea Road and follow this paved road for 5 miles.
Description: volcanic rock, and sandy canyons. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Harcuvar Mountains Wilderness
Lake Havasu Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2610 Sweetwater Ave.
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406
Phone: (520) 505-1200
Directions: From Wenden travel north on AZ 60 to Alamo Dam Access road. Elevations: 2400 feet
5100 feet. Season: year round Users: horse, hike
Rawhide Mountains Wilderness
Lake Havasu Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2610 Sweetwater Ave.
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406
Phone: (520) 505-1200
Location: From Kingman travel south on I-40 for 22 miles to Yucca, take Alamo Road. Description: A
river, deep gorge, mountains, side canyons and waterfalls Season: year round Users: hike, horse
East Cactus Plain Wilderness
Lake Havasu Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2610 Sweetwater Ave
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406
Phone: (520) 505-1200
Directions: From I-10 west, take the Vicksburg exit, go north to Vicksburg, then northwest on AZ 72. At
Bouse go north on Swansea Road. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Swansea Wilderness
Lake Havasu Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2610 Sweetwater Ave.
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406
Phone: (520) 505-1200
Directions: From Phoenix, travel west on I-10 ,take the Vicksburg exit, travel north to Vicksburg, then
turn northwest on AZ 72 to Bouse, take Swansea Road north through Midway to the Swansea ghost town.
Acres: 16,400 Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Double Adobe Campground and Recreational Ranch
Mike and Kathleen McNeeley
5057 W Double Adobe Rd
McNeal, AZ 85617
520 364-4000 doubleadobe@theriver.com
Creekside Preserve
Lodge & Guest Cabins
11255 S.S.R. 69
Mayer, Arizona 86333
928-632-0777 Email CreeksidePreserv@aol.com
Four Peaks Wilderness
Mesa Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
P.O. Box 5800
Mesa, AZ 85211
Phone: (602) 610-3300
Directions: From Phoenix, go northwest on AZ 87 to forest road 403 and then to 401. Elevation: 1,900 ft –
7,600 ft. Description: Saguaros, cottonwoods, canyons, pinyon and aspen. No water. Use: light
Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Superstition Wilderness
Mesa Ranger District Office
Tonto National Forest
P.O. Box 5800
Mesa, AZ 85211
Phone: 602.610.3300
Directions: A popular access is through Lost Dutchman State Park. Description: Mazatzal mountains,
desert, prehistoric ruins and old ranches. A well-developed trail system. Season: year round Users:
hike, horse
Liberty Haven Ranch
PO Box 400
Morristown, AZ 85342-0400
Phone: 623 640-7880 web site www.libertyhavenranch.com email: cd@libertyhavenranch.com
We run a modest guest ranch with boarding, lodging, and RV facilities.
Mount Wrightson Wilderness
Nogales Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
303 Old Tucson Rd.
Nogales, AZ 85621
Phone: (520) 281-2296
Directions: From I-19 travel south to Green Valley, take exit 63 east to forest road 62, then go 12 miles to
Madera Canyon. Parking at Roundup. Description: hills and grasslands Elevations: 7000 feet - 9,452
ft summit of Mount Wrightson. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Pajarita Wilderness
Nogales Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
303 Old Tucson Road
Nogales, AZ 85621
Phone: (520) 281-2296
Location: From Nogales travel 7 miles north on I-15, then go 15 miles on Ruby Road which is a gravel
road. Elevation: 3800 ft – 4800ft. Description: Canyon Season: year round Users: horse, hike
Rim Campground and Trailhead
Chevelon Heber Ranger Districts
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 968
Overgaard, AZ 85933
Phone: 520- 535-4481
Reservations: 877-444-6777
Directions: Located 26 miles southwest of Heber, take AZ 260 and forest road 300. Elevation: 7500 ft.
Access to the forest, lakes, and trails along the Mogollon Rim. Season: May- September Users:
hike, bike, horse
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
P. O. Box 1507
Page, AZ 86040
Phone: (520) 608-6404
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (NRA) offers backcountry recreation. The recreation area
encompasses hundreds of miles from Lees Ferry in Arizona to the Orange Cliffs of southern Utah. This
scenic area is full of geologic formations. Season: Year round, best season May - September Fees
Users: hike, horse
Little Thumb Butte B&B
Paulden, Arizona
Your host: Ann Harrington
Phone: (520) 636-4413
Fax: (520) 636-4452 email: littlethumb@earthlink.net Web Site: www.littlethumb.net
Little Thumb Butte B&B offers gracious hospitality to you and your horse. Our facilities include a full-size
roping arena, covered stalls, and spacious parking. Our six-stall block barn has pipe fence paddocks to
allow your horse enen more room. For your convenience there are washracks, a hotwalker and a secure
round pen. You can ride forever, enjoying miles and miles of trails on open rangeland.
Hellsgate Wilderness
Payson Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
1009 E. Highway
Payson, AZ 85541
Phone: (520) 474-7900
Directions: From Payson, go east on AZ 260, then travel south on forest road 405A. Elevation: 3,000 ft
6,440 ft Description: creeks, clear pools, canyons, archeological sites, and rock formations. Season:
spring, fall Users: hike, horse
Lower Tonto Creek
Payson Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
1009 E Highway 260
Payson, AZ 85541
Phone: (520) 474-7900
Directions: From Payson travel northeast on AZ 260 for 15 miles. Elevation: 5600 ft. Season: year
round Fees Users: hike, bike, horse
Upper Tonto Creek Campground and Trailhead
Payson Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
1009 E. Highway 260
Payson, AZ 85211
Phone: (520) 474-7900
Directions: From Payson go northeast on AZ 260 for 16 miles and then on forest road 289 for 1 mile .
Elevation: 5600 ft. No horse facilities Season: year round Fees Users: hike, bike, horse
Harquahala Mountains Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From Phoenix, travel 80 miles northwest to AZ 60 which provides access to four wheel drive
trails. Acres: 22,880 Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Hassayampa River Canyon Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From Wickenburg, travel north on Constellation Road toward the Williams Ranch. Access to
the wilderness area is across private land. Four wheel drive recommended. Acres: 11,8400
Season: year round Users hike, horse
Hummingbird Springs Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From I-10 take exit at Tonopah or Salome. Take the Eagle Eye Road from Aguila Four wheel
drive recommended. Acres: 31,200 Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Hells Canyon Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Office
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From AZ 74, traveling north at the Lake Pleasant Regional Park turnoff and travel north on the
Castle Hot Springs Road. Vehicle access is Cedar Basin Road, on the west side of the wilderness.
Acres: 9,900 Season: fall-spring Users: hike, horse
North Maricopa Mountains Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From Phoenix travel south, from AZ 238 travel north on Maricopa Road. This is a dirt road
and four wheel drive is recommended . Acres: 63,200 Season: year round Users: hike,
horse
Sierra Estrella Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From Phoenix take I-10, from exit 121, travel south to Rainbow Valley Road and Riggs Road.
These are dirt roads, 4 wheel drive recommended. Acres: 14,400 Elevation: 4119 ft Season:
September - March Users: hike, horse
Signal Mountains Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From old US Highway 80, take Agua Caliente Road. Acres: 13,350 Season: September
March Users: hike, horse
Tonto National Forest
2324 E. McDowell Road
Phoenix, Arizona, 85006
(602) 225-5200 (voice (602) 225-5295(fax)
Roosevelt Lake Wildlife Area
Arizona Game & Fish Department
2221 W. Greenway Road
Phoenix, AZ 85023
Phone: 602-942-3000
Directions: From Globe take AZ 88 and go north 30 miles. Elevation: 2135 ft Season: year round
Users: hike, bike, horse
Table Top Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From I-8, take exit 161 and exit 144 (Vekol Road). Acres: 34,400 Facilities: Small
campground, 3 sites, picnic tables, fire-rings, a vault toilet, and day-use parking, no water No horse
facilities Elevation: 2299ft - 4356 ft Users: hike, horse
Woolsey Peak Wilderness
Phoenix Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2015 West Deer Valley Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Phone: (602) 580-5500
Directions: From I-8 take the Painted Rock Dam Road. Acres: 64,000. Season: year round Users:
hike, horse
Lewis Canyon Group Campground
Lakeside Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
RR 3, Box B-50
Pinetop-Lakeside, AZ 85929
Phone: (520) 368-5111
Directions: Located 2 miles south of Pinedale on Forest Route 130. Elevation: 6000 ft. Season: May-
September Fees Reservations: required for group camping: call 877-444-6777 Users: horse
Prescott National Forest
344 South Cortez Street
Prescott, Arizona 86303
Voice: 520.771.4700
TTY: 520.771.4792
Cayuse Equestrian Day Use
Bradshaw Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
2230 East Highway 69
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: (520) 445-7253
Directions: From Prescott travel 1 mile northwest on CR 10, then 4 miles north on forest road 374.
Elevation: 5600 ft. Description: Trailhead for equestrian use, no camping. Season: year round
Users: horses
Granite Mountain Wilderness
Bradshaw Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
2230 East Highway 19
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: 520-445-7253
Directions: From Prescott, travel north on CR 10 to Williamson Valley Road, then travel west on forest
road 671. Acres: 9,799 Elevation: 7,600 ft. Season: year round Users: hike,
horse
Turney Gulch Trailhead
Bradshaw Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
2230 East Highway 19
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: 520-445-7253 Reservations required: 877-444-6777
Directions: From Crown King travel southeast or 7 miles on forest road 52 f. Elevation 6000 ft
Season: May - October Users: hike, bike, horse
Castle Creek Wilderness
Bradshaw Ranger District
Prescott National Forest
2230 East Highway 69
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: (520) 445-7253
Directions: From Prescott, take forest road 61 south to forest road 56 to forest road 52. Elevation: 2800
ft - 7000 ft. 25,517-acres. Spectacular views Nine maintained trails. Season: year round Users:
hike, horse
West Clear Creek Wilderness
Beaver Creek Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
HC 64, Box 240
Rimrock, AZ 86335
Phone: (520) 567-4121
Directions: 35 miles east of Camp Verde. Trail starts at Bull Pen Ranch Season: March- October
Users: hike, horse
Wet Beaver Wilderness
Beaver Creek Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
H. C. 64, Box 240
Rimrock, AZ 86335
Phone: (520) 567-4121
Directions:: From Flagstaff take I-17 south for 45 miles, then take forest road 618 to the wilderness. The
wilderness can also be accessed off I-17, take the Stoneman Lake Exit, and travel to the Apache Maid
Lookout Tower, or take forest road 213 or forest road 229 . Description: canyons and red rocks
Season: year round Users horse, hike
Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness
Bureau of Land Management
711 14th Ave.
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: (520) 348-4400
Directions: From Superior, take AZ 177 to Winkleman, then take AZ 77 south 11 miles to Aravaipa Road,
continue 12 miles east to the trailhead. From Safford, travel 13 miles west on AZ 70 to the
Aravaipa/Klondyke Road. Turn left, and follow it 32 miles to the BLM ranger station and continue another
10 miles more. Description: 19,410 acres. There is primitive camping with no facilities available at the
trailheads: at Turkey Creek on the east side, and at Brandenberg on the west side. Season: year round;
spring & fall are best Fees: Permit required, Users: hike, horse
Arcadia Campground/Trailhead
Coronado National Forest
P.O. Box 709 504 5th Ave.
Safford, AZ 85548
Phone: (520) 428-4150
Directions: From Safford, travel southwest on US 191 & AZ 366 for 19 miles. Elevation : 6700 ft. Water
is seasonal Group camping at Upper Arcadia No horse facilities Season: year round Fees
Users: hike, bike, horse
Bear Springs Badland
711 14th Ave.
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: (520)348-4400
Location: Northwest of Safford on US Highway 70. Description: fossil sites, rock formations, hot springs
at Watson Wash, on the eastern side of US 70. Season: year round Users: hike, bike, horse
Columbine Corrals Campground/Trailhead
Safford Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
P.O. Box 709 504 5th Ave.
Safford, AZ 85548
Phone: (520) 428-4150
Directions: From Safford, travel southwest on US 191 and AZ 366 for 36 miles. Elevation: 9600 ft.
Equestrian facilities and trails. Season: May-October Fees Users: hike, horse
Cunningham Campground/Trailhead
Safford Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
504 5th Ave
Safford, AZ 85548
Phone: (520) 428-4150
Directions: From Safford travel southwest on US 191 and SR 366 for 33 miles. Elevation: 9000 ft.
Description: 10 campsites and horse facilities. Season: May-October Users: hike, horse
Dos Cabezas Mountains Wilderness
Safford Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
711 14th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: (520) 348-4400
Directions: Located 20 miles east of Wilcox and 7 miles south of Bowie, on Apache Pass road, turn onto
the road to Happy Camp. Acres: 11,700 Description: Mountains and canyons. Season: year round
Users: hike, horse
Fishooks Wilderness
Safford Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
711 14th Avenue
Safford, AZ 84741
Phone: (435) 644-2672
Directions: From Phoenix, take US 60 to Globe, then take US 70 to Fort Thomas, where you will take
Diamond Bar Road north to the wilderness boundary. Description: Canyons, pinyon pines Season:
year round Users: hike, horse
Fourmile Canyon
Safford Field Office
711 14th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: 520.688-3200
Directions: From Safford travel 13 miles west on I-70, exit at Aravaipa/ Klondyke Road, turn left & go 32
miles to Klondyke. The campground is 3/4 mile southwest of Fourmile Canyon Road.
Galiuro Wilderness
Safford Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
504 5th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85548
Phone: (520) 428-4150
Directions: From Safford take forest roads, 692, 693, 159, 253, and 96. Acres: 76,317. Use: light.
Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area
Safford Field Office
711 14th Ave.
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: (520) 348-4400
Directions: From Safford, travel 5 miles east on State Highway 70 to Solomon, turn left on Sanchez road
and follow to the end of the pavement, follow the signs to Bonita Creek. Description: Hot springs, and
miles of trails. Season: year round Users: hike, horse Season: year round
Hotwell Dunes Recreation Area
Safford Field Office
711 14th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: 520.348.4400
Muleshoe Ranch
Safford Field Office
711 14th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: 520.348.4400
Reservations: (502) 586-7072
Directions: From Willcox, take I-10, take exit 340 south. Turn right on Bisbee Avenue, then turn right on
Airport Road, travel 15 miles, bear right at the fork in the road, continue for 14 miles to Muleshoe Head
Quarters. Four-wheel drive recommended. Acres: 55,000. Description: desert, saguaro, mesquite,
mountains, and canyons The Muleshoe Ranch Headquarters is owned and managed by The Nature
Conservancy. This area includes the camping arena, nature trail, visitor center, and overnight casitas.
Season: year round Users hike, horse
Peloncillo Mountains Wilderness
Safford Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
711 14th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: (520) 348-4400
Directions: From Duncan travel east on AZ 70, then south on Summit road, from San Simon travel north
on either the West Doubtful Road or the road leading to McKenzie Peak. Acres: 19,440 Description:
archeological sites, and ruins of the Butterfield Stage Line. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Redfield Canyon Wilderness
Safford Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
711 14th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: (520) 348-4400
Directions: From Tucson, take I-10 east to Benson, and then north on Pemerene Road to Redington, turn
right past the bridge. You will need permission to cross State Trust Lands. Another access is from
Willcox, take exit 340 and go 32 miles to the Mileshoe Ranch, take Jackson Cabin Road north to the
wilderness boundary. Acres; 6,600 Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Santa Teresa Wilderness
Safford Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
504 5th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85548
Phone: (520) 428-4150
Directions: From Safford travel west for 30 miles. Acres: 26,780 Description: rugged mountains,
mesas, and canyons. Elevation: 7,500 ft. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
P. O. Box 109
Sasabe, AZ 85633
Phone: 520 823-4251
Directions: From Tucson, go west on Ajo Way (AZ 86) to Three Points. Refuge headquarters are located
38 miles south of Three Points off AZ 286. Trails are located near Arivaca and can be reached via AZ 286
or I-19. Elevation: 3500 ft. Acres: 15,000 Description: grassland, desert shrub, riparian area,
streams, and mountain canyons. Season: year round Fees Users: hike, bike, horse
WESTWORLD OF SCOTTSDALE
16601 N. Pima Rd.
SCOTTSDALE, 85260
Ph: 480/312-6802 Fax: 480/312-6811
Directions: North Scottsdale. 1/2 mile north of Frank Lloyd Wright on Pima Road. Facilities: 480 - 10x12'
indoor stalls, feed & bedding available on property, 10 arenas & RV hookups up to 45' w/water & elec. Call
for availability reservations & fees.
Munds Mountain Wilderness
Sedona Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
P.O. Box 300
Sedona, AZ 86339
Phone: (520) 282-4119
Directions: Access are from forest roads 153 (Schnebly Hill Road), 179F,179, 793, and 647. Elevations:
3600 ft - 6800 ft. Description: rock formations, prehistoric ruins, many trails for horseback riding.
Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Sycamore Canyon Wilderness
Sedona Ranger District
Coconino National Forest
P.O. Box 300
Sedona, AZ 86339
Phone: (520) 282-4119
Directions: Can be reached from Route 66/forest roads 231, U.S. 89A, and forest roads 152, 152D, 152C,
525, 538E, 538G and 538H. Description: Canyons and great scenery. Season: year round Users:
hike, horse
Presidio Santa Cruz de Terrante
San Pedro Project Office
1763 Paseo San Luis
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
Phone: 520.458.3559
Direction: Take I-10 east from Tucson to AZ 90, go south 20 miles to AZ 82, go east 9 miles to Kellar
Road, then 2 miles north to the parking lot. There is a ghost town of Fairbank, about 3 miles from the
Presidio trailhead along AZ 82. Season: year round Fees: for backcountry camping Users: hike,
bike horse
Rancho Milagro Bed and Breakfast
P.O. Box 981, 11 East Camino Del Corral
Sonoita, AZ 85637
520-455-0381 email: info@ranchomilagrobb.com www.ranchomilagrobb.com
Innkeepers: Karen Leonard and Michael Johnson
Ride on thousands of acres of public land that surround our very private ranch. Trailer your horses to Las
Cienegas Nature Conservation Area (Empire Ranch) or, to the Mustang Mountains and ride in the glorious
wide open spaces of the high grasslands of southeastern ArizonaThere is a four stall stable on site with
power and water.
Apache Sitgreaves National Forest
309 South Mountain Ave.
P.O. Box 640
Springerville, AZ 85938
Voice: (520) 333-4301 TTY: (520) 333-6292
Gabaldon Campground
Springerville Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 768
Springerville, AZ 85938
Phone: (520) 333-4372
Directions: Located 12 miles southwest of Greer on AZ 273 and forest road 87. Elevation: 8500 ft.
Description: 5 campsites, wilderness access, corrals.
Mexican Hay Lake
Springerville Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 768
Springerville, AZ 85938
Phone: (520) 333-4372
Location: 15 miles southwest of Springerville on AZ 260 and 273 Elevation: 8600 ft. Access roads
not cleared in winter. No facilities. Season: year round Users: hike, bike, horse
Mount Baldy Wilderness
Springerville Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 76
Springville, AZ 85939
Phone: (520) 333-437
Directions: From Springerville, take 260 south, then take route 373 south to forest road 87 to forest road
113. Mount Baldy is 11,403 feet . Description: high conifer forests The last half mile to the top of the
mountain is on tribal lands and is closed to the public. Season: summer & fall Users: hike,
horse
Sheeps Crossing
Springerville Ranger District
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
P.O. Box 768
Springerville, AZ 85938
Phone: (520) 333-4372
Directions: Located 10 miles southwest of Greer on AZ 373 and forest road 87. Elevation: 9000 ft.
Description: Access to Mt. Baldy wilderness. No overnight camping. Access roads not cleared in winter.
Season: June-September Users hike, horse
Butterfly Trail and Trailhead
The Coronado National Forest
Santa Catalina Ranger District
5700 N. Sabino Canyon Road
Tucson, AZ 85750
(520) 749-8700
Directions: From Tucson take Tanque Verde Road then the Catalina Highway go for 4 miles to the Forest
boundary and continue 19 miles to the Palisade Visitor Information Center. The trailhead is located at the
north end of the parking lot across the road. The upper trailhead is about another 4 miles up Catalina
Highway at the Soldier Camp access road. Description: ponderosa pine, douglas fir, southwestern white
pine, Arizona madrone, box elder and big tooth maple. Views of Tucson, canyons, and the valleys. The 6
miles trails are in the Research Natural Area Elevation: 6,500'-8,200' Rating: More difficult Use:
Heavy
Catalina State Park
Tucson, AZ
Phone: (520) 628-5798
Mailing address:
Arizona State Parks
1300 W. Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Directions: From Tucson, take Arizona Highway 77 about 20 miles north, follow signs to park, turn off will
be to the east. Description: Foothills, canyons, Saguara cactus and streams Acres: 5,500 Horse
camp is a large flat area, 8 stalls, water, toilet. Trails starts from camp. Season: year round Fees
Users: hike, bike, horse
Coronado National Forest
300 W. Congress Street
Tucson, Arizona, USA 85701
(520) 670-4552 (voice and TTY) (520) 670-4567(fax)
Empire-Cienega Resource Conservation Area
Tucson Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
12661 East Broadway Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85748
Phone: 520.722.4289
Directions: From Tucson, go east on I-10 and then south on 83 to the wildlife area turnoff near milepost
40. Description: grasslands and woodlands, 45,000 acre preserve. Season: year round Users:
hike, bike, horse
Gordon Hirabayashi Recreation Site (Prison Camp Equestrian Center)
Santa Catalina Ranger Disrict
Coronado National Forest
5700 N. Sabino Canyon Road
Tucson, AZ 85750
Phone: (520) 749-8700
Directions: Located about 15 miles from the east side of Tucson. Take the Catalina Highway (Mt.
Lemon Highway), located between milepost 7 and 8. Can also be reached off of Tanque Verde Road.
Facilities: Primitive campground, metal corrals, toilets, fire pits, grills A section of the Arizona Trail runs
through here Elevation. 4900 ft. Season: year round Fee: pass required Users: hike, bike, horse
Molino Basin Campground/Trailhead
Santa Catalina Ranger District
Coronado National Forests
5700 N. Sabino Canyon Road
Tucson, AZ 85750
Phone: (520) 749-8700
Directions: From Tucson travel northeast on Catalina Highway, milepost 5.7, for 18 miles. Elevation:
4500 ft. Season: October-April Users: hike, bike, horse
Oracle Ridge Trail and Trailhead
Coronado National Forest
300 W. Congress Street
Tucson, Arizona, USA 85701
(520) 670-4552 (520) 670-4567(fax)
Directions: From Oracle follow the Oracle Highway through the town of Oracle to the Old Mt. Lemmon
Road (Control Road and forest road 38) continue south, at a fork in the road, follow signs towards the
YMCA Camp and Boys Camp, go 1 miles on a dirt road to the trailhead marked Arizona Trail . A corral is
on the right side of the road. Use the Cody Trail #9 (part of the Arizona Trail) to gain access to the Oracle
Ridge Trail. The 11.5 mile trail is hard to follow in a few places. Description: Ridge top views, pine forest
to desert diversity and historic mining area Elevation: 4,800'-9,000' Rating: More difficult Use: Light
Pima County Fair
11300 S Houghton Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85747-9755
Phone 520- 762-9100 FAX 520 - 762-5005 Email office@SWFair.com
Facilities: 150 Full RV Hookups, 200 Partial RV Hookups Horse facilities available
Rincon Mountain Wilderness
Santa Catalina Ranger District
Coronado National Forest
5700 N. Sabino Canyon Road
Tucson, AZ 85750
Phone: (520) 749-8700
Direction: From Tucson travel east on I-10, exit 297 and go north on Mescal Road (Forest Road 35).
Acres: 38,590 The wilderness is surrounded by the Saguaro National Park on three sides.
Description: rugged and steep, canyons and rocky ridges. Miller Creek Trail is closed to horses in the
park. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Sabino Canyon Recreation Area
Sabino Canyon Trail (FS #23), East Fork Trail (FS #24) and Bear Canyon Trail (FS #29)
Santa Catalina Ranger District,
5700 N. Sabino Canyon Road,
Tucson, Arizona 85750
(520) 749-8700
Directions: From Tucson take the Tanque Verde Road, turn north on Sabino Canyon Road and go 4 miles
to the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area Visitor Center Equestrians must stay on the designated horse
trails. Description: Spectacular views and canyon, ridges, desert Trails: 2.5 miles (#23), 2.6 miles
(#24A - segment of the Arizona Trail), 8.3 miles (#29) Elevation: 2,700'-5,000' Rating: More
difficult Use: Heavy
Saguaro National Park
Rincon Mountain District
3693 South Old Spanish Trail
Tucson, AZ 85730
Phone: (520) 733-5153
Directions: From Tucson travel east on Broadway to Freeman Road; turn right to Old Spanish Trail; turn
left. Look for signs to park entrance. Elevation: 2950 ft Description: Saguaro cactus This section of
the park borders the Rincon Wilderness, and a trail system connects the two areas. Season: year
round Reservations: required for backcountry camping Users: hike, bike, horse
San Pedro National Conservation Area
Tucson Field Office
12661 E. Broadway
Tucson, AZ 85748
Phone: 520-722-4289
Direction: From Benson travel west on I-10, turn south on AZ 83. At Sierra Vista take AZ 92 east to AZ
90. Description: wetland in the desert. Season: year round Users: hike, bike, horse
White Canyon Wilderness
Tucson Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
12661 East Broadway
Tucson, AZ 85748
Phone: (520) 722-4289
Location: From Phoenix, travel east to Florence Jct. Take Hwy 60 east to Superior, then go south on AZ
177. From 177, around milepost 159, turn west onto Battle Ax Road toward Walnut Canyon & White
Canyon. Acres: 5800 Description: saguaro forest Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Sierra Ancha Wilderness
Tonto National Forest
P.O. Box 450
Young, AZ 85554
Phone: (520) 462-4300
Directions: From Globe, take State Highway 88 northwest for 15 miles, turn right onto AZ 288, and travel
north. Four wheel drive and high clearance vehicles are recommended. Acres: 20,850-acre
Description: pines, desert, hills, rugged mountains and mesas. Several trails and prehistoric ruins.
Season: March- October Users: hike, horse
Chiricahua National Monument
Dos Cabezos Route Box 6500
Willcox, AZ 85643
Phone: (520) 824-3560
Located about 40 miles southeast of Wilcox on Arizona Highway 186. Elevation: 5200 ft. 17 miles of
maintained trails . The Echo Canyon Trail and the Heart of Rocks Trail offer spectacular views of balanced
rocks, spires and pinnacles. Season: year round; best from March - May Fees Users: hike,
horse
Kaibab National Forest
800 S. 6th St.
Williams, AZ 86046-2899
Voice: 520-635-8200 520-635-8222 Fax: 520-635-8208
Kendrick Mountain Wilderness
Chalender Ranger District
Kaibab National Forest
501 W. Bill Williams Avenue
Williams, AZ 86046
Phone: (520) 635-2676
Directions: From Williams, take I-40 to the Parks exit, turn left, traveling back across the overpass, and
go left again onto Forest Route 141. Travel north 8 miles, continue north when it turns to forest road 194,
for 4.5 miles . Travel east on forest road 171, then north on forest road 190, to the parking lot of the
Kendrick Mountain Trail. Description: Mountains, old growth forests and meadows. The summit offers
views of the Grand Canyon to the north and the red rock area to the south. Two of the most popular trails
are the Kendrick Mountain Trail and the Pumpkin Trail, which can be accessed from the northwest corner
of the wilderness. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Homolovi Ruins State Park
Winslow, AZ
Phone: (520) 289-4106
Mailing address:
Arizona State Parks
1300 W. Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Directions: Five miles north of Winslow on AZ 87. Elevation: 4900 ft. Description: archeological sites
of the Hopi Indians. Users: hike, horse
Arplane Flat Campground
Tonto National Forest
P.O. Box 450
Young, AZ 85554
Phone: 520.462.4300
Directions: From Payson travel east 33 miles on AZ 260, travel 3 miles on forest road 512, then go 4.5
miles on forest road 33. Elevation: 6600 ft. Primitive camping near Canyon Creek Hatchery. Horse
corrals available. Season: April - November Users: hike, bike, horse
Rose Creek
Pleasant Valley Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
P. O. Box 450
Young, AZ 85554
Phone: (520) 462-4300
Directions: From Globe, go north 15 miles on AZ 88, then 25 miles on AZ 288, travel .5 mile on forest
road 64. Elevation: 5400 ft. Season: April-November Users: hike, bike, horse
Salome Wilderness
Pleasant Valley Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
P.O. Box 450
Young, AZ 85554
Phone: (520) 462-4300
Directions: From Globe take AZ 288 to forest road 60. Elevation: 2600 ft - 6500 ft The best trail for
getting into the wilderness is the Reynolds Creek trail, which dead ends at Hells Hole. Season: spring
and fall Users: hike, horse
Upper Canyon Creek Campground
Pleasant Valley Ranger District
Tonto National Forest
P.O. Box 450
Young, AZ 85554
Phone: 520.462.4300
Directions: From Payson travel east 33 miles on AZ 260, then 3 miles on forest road 512 and then 5 miles
on forest road 33. Elevation: 6600ft. Developed campground with horse facilities is located near
Canyon Creek Hatchery Season: April - November Users: hike, bike, horse
Eagle Tail Mountains Wilderness
Yuma Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2555 E. Gila Ridge Road
Yuma, AZ
Phone: (602) 726-6300
Directions: From I-10 west, exit at Tonopah, travel south to Salome Highway, then travel west to the
Harquahala Valley on Courthouse Rock Road. Season: year round Users: hike, horse
Muggins Mountains Wilderness
Yuma Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2555 E. Gila Ridge Road
Yuma, AZ 85365
Phone: (520) 317-3200
Directions: From Yuma, travel east on I-8, take the Ligurta exit, go east to Dome Valley Road and turn
north, continue to County 7th Street and turn east, continue past the Dome Valley Transfer Station to
Muggins Wash Use: low Season: year round Users hike, horse
New Water Mountain Wilderness
Yuma Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
2555 E. Gila Ridge Road
Yuma, AZ 85365
Phone: (520) 317-3200
Directions: From I-10 travel west to exit 26, go south on Gold Nugget Road. The north-central section of
the Wilderness can be accessed from the Ramsey Mine Road south of US 60. Season: year round
Users: hike, horse
Trigo Mountains Wilderness
Yuma Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
244 E. Gila Ridge Road
Yuma, AZ 85365
Phone: (520) 317-3200
Directions: From Yuma, take highway 95 north to Martinez Lake Road, travel west to Imperial National
Wildlife Refuge, then northeast on Red Clod Mine Road to Red Cloud Wash. Acres: 30,300 Season:
year round Users: hike, horse