Recreation
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The Flagstaff Ranger District encompasses 849,249 acres of National Forest lands around the Flagstaff area, from Mormon Lake and Anderson Mesa to north of the San Francisco Peaks.
At 506,840 acres, the Mogollon Rim Ranger District is a rugged escarpment that forms the southern limit of the Colorado Plateau.
The Red Rock Ranger District includes 487,519 acres of magnificent splendor.
Nine of the 43 Arizona Trail passages weave in and out of the Coconino National Forest.
The 18,960-acre Kachina Peaks Wilderness was established as a Wilderness Area in 1984 and is located on the Coconino National Forest's Flagstaff Ranger District.
Kendrick Mountain Wilderness encompasses Kendrick Peak, one of the many peaks of the vast San Francisco mountain volcanic field located on the Coconino Plateau in north-central Arizona.
The 252,500 acres of the Mazatzal Wilderness Area span across both the Coconino and Tonto national forests.
Munds Wagon Trail No. 78
The trail connects Schnebly Hill Trail to Margs Draw Trail and Huckaby Trail. It is well-marked, mostly moderate in grade, and offers occasional shade under Arizona cypress.Beginning from the east…
Mystic Trail No. 157
The Mystic trail is 0.93 miles long and runs between Chapel Road and Pine Knolls Drive along the western edge of Mammoth Rock . Pig Tail Trail connects with it twice, which also connects with Peccary…
Newham
Site Open
Newham is part of the Fort Valley Trail System.Located at the base of the San Francisco Peaks, the Fort Valley Trail System was designed primarily for connecting popular mountain biking trails. This…
North Wilson Trail No. 123
The North Wilson Trail is a cooler route to the Wilson Mountain Trail No. 10. It starts just north of Encinoso Picnic Area, three miles up canyon from Midgley Bridge. The two trails join at a point…
O'Leary Group Campground
Site Open
O'Leary Group Campground is capable of hosting large group gatherings in a volcanic cinder-filled facility.
O'Leary Peak Trail
O'Leary Peak is a lava dome volcano, not a cinder cone like Sunset Crater Volcano.The hike is along a roadbed, which is rough with pot holes, rocks and eroded sections. You may take your pet on this…
Oak Creek
Site Open
This clear canyon stream may be one of the most scenic fishing and swimming holes in the world. Oak Creek flows through Oak Creek Canyon, a narrow gorge it has cut along a fault line in the same rock…
Oak Creek Visitor Center
Site Open
This popular visitor center at Indian Gardens offers the first public roadside rest rooms in the canyon. They were completed at Indian Gardens by the collective efforts of members of the Oak Creek…
Oak Creek Vista
Site Open
Get your camera ready for this one. Before meandering down the switchbacks of state Route 89A that lead into Oak Creek Canyon, you'll want to take a moment to stop at Oak Creek Vista. Here, you can…
Old Caves North Access
Site Open
Old Caves North Access Trail is part of the Old Caves Trail System.From the trailhead, Old Caves Crater Trail takes you through volcanic cinder fields and Ponderosa Pines to the base of an extinct…