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Trip of a Lifetime


From the famous red rocks of Sedona, Ponderosa pine forests, southwestern desert, and alpine tundra. It's all here!

Recreation Opportunities

Welcome to the Coconino National Forest

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We appreciate your patience as we work to make it easier than ever to access information and explore your national forests—both online and on the ground. Please send us an email using our Contact Us form if there is something you can't find! 

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The Coconino National Forest is one of the most diverse forests in the country with changing landscapes and activities around every corner. Whether you're hiking the canyons and cliffs of the Mogollon Rim, skiing down Flagstaff's slopes, or mountain biking through the towering red rocks of Sedona, there's an opportunity for everyone.

Plan Your Visit

Stay a While

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Whether you're booking in advance or planning a last-minute trip, we've got plenty of campsites to choose from.

Find Your Way

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You'll want to lose yourself in the adventure, but maps and brochures will help you find your way.

Recreation Passes

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Make sure you've got the right pass in hand for your adventure.

Permits

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Collecting firewood, filming, getting married, holding an event, or offering a guided service on forest lands? See if your activity requires a permit. 

Status of Forest Roads

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Is your destination within reach? Check the status of main forest roads to see if they are open or closed.

Fire Information

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