Spacious Campsite
Spacious campsite suitable for large groups, but definitely a higher traffic area.

Junction Campsite
Decent looking campsite with stone fire ring at a junction, surrounded by junipers.

Junction Campsite
Another campsite at an intersection with a stone fire ring in a shady canyon with some junipers and nearby mines.

Saddle Campsite
My favorite campsite that I found during this outing. Located on a low mountain saddle. Clean and flat with stone fire ring. Phenomenal views to the east and west. The junipers offer some protection from the elements, but on the ridge it is fairly exposed. Very nice site.

My Campsite
Hilltop dispersed campsite with stone fire ring. Nestled among juniper trees, providing some shade and shelter. Poor cell service. Enough room for three vehicles. Ground is uneven so some vehicle leveling is required. Very quiet and peaceful with good privacy. Great view of Santa Rita mountain range to the west. Good view of rolling hills to the east. Limited view of the sky for satellite connectivity. Located at the end of a short forest road offshoot. Accessible in any stock four-wheel drive vehicle. Vegetation too dense for large vehicles. The landscape is dotted with mining claims, both historical and active. There are also great hiking opportunities nearby. Lovely retreat in southern Arizona.

Hilltop Spur
The terminus of a mining road with a flat spot and a small fire ring suitable for a single vehicle. Definitely nice views to the east. I did not camp here because there was not a lot of space.

TV Tower Landmark
A television broadcast tower landmark.

Private Gate
Cattle and mining beyond this point. Also a good place to turn around.

Junction
Unexplored route to the west and then turns south.

Erosion Problem
A relatively long stretch of trail that runs up and down a hill and features deep ruts throughout. Picking a bad line here will put your vehicle on its side. There is a safe bypass that runs parallel.

Junction
Unexplored route turns southwest.

Mountain Saddle
Single tree and stone fire ring at end of a steep two track. Decent campsite in fair weather at high elevation, with amazing views to the west and to the east. This is where I concluded video.

Viable Campsite

Air Down or Up
Spacious pull-off where pavement meets dirt.

Wooded Campsite
A decent campsite with a stone fire ring not too far from campsite, in a wooded grove that offers decent shade and shelter. Enough room for two or three vehicles.

Junction
Unexplored routes turn east and south.

Air Down or Up
Spacious pull-off where pavement meets dirt. Other vehicles likely parked here.

Kentucky Camp Parking
Parking area for Kentucky Camp, a historical mining attraction preserved by the Forest Service. Walk south from here on foot through gate. There are vault toilets and old buildings to explore.

4x4 - Mild Artery
From junction to TV tower.

4x4 - Winding Travesal
While this is not a technical route, it is a winding backcountry route that traverses hills and meanders down into a canyon. Scenic and easy.

4x4 - Mild Artery
This segment begins at a dispersed camping area to the east, and continues west. Beyond here, the road becomes just a little bit rougher and more primitive, but still very easy. You will not see any more fifth wheels.

4x4 - Mild Artery
Although bumpy and windy at times this is a spacious and gentle route that intersects with the AZ hiking trail for a short distance.

Dirt - Gentle Forest Road
There is some decent and spacious boondocking through here. Fifth wheels and OHV staging.

Street

4x4 - Mountain Ascent
Rugged four-wheel drive track for compact vehicles. Winds its way through foothills with some erosion problems to contend with. Features a couple of lovely secluded campsites. Culminates atop a mountain saddle with a narrow primitve track and steep drop offs to the east.

4x4 - Degraded Spur
Very rugged four-wheel drive track descends into canyon. Access road for some old mines and terminates at a locked gate. Severe erosion problems.

4x4 - Mine Access Road
Narrow and primitive two track spur that grants access to old mines. Degraded terrain and compact vehicles only. Terminates at hilltop campsite.

From TV tower to pavement.

Dirt - Gentle Forest Road
Exits to pavement to the northeast.

Dirt - Gentle Forest Road
Access to paved road. There are accessible, spacious, and popular boondocking campsites along this route. A lot of traffic here.