Air Down / Up
Although the roads aren’t too challenging, air down for comfort and puncture resistance.

Arizona Trail Access
Parking area for Arizona Trail hiking route.

Dead End
Unremarkable dead end with some water tanks for cattle.

Gas Station
One of the few places to top off if exploring the area. Features general store and restrooms.

Grassy Camping Area
Not far from a ranch along a groomed forest road, this spacious area is shady in the trees and charming. It looks well used but it is also lovely and well cared for. Convenient!

Group Camping Area
A spacious, convenient camping area adjacent to the Arizona Trail. Good for hiker staging.

Junction
Forest road runs south from this point, leaving pavement. Consider exploring.

Junction
Gentle forest road continues east from this point.

Junction

Military Barrier
Absolutely impassable. Military land to the east. No trespassing.

Motorized Water Pump
It’s like a well operated by a chainsaw motor. Don’t see this often. I considered trying to fire it up.

Old Car
Rusty old car.

Open Mine
Just off of the forest road a tunnel entrance into the mountain. Stay out to stay alive!

Possible Campsite
Hidden along a forgotten forest road. Great privacy in canyon. No cell service.

Possible Campsite
A simple and convenient campsite close to the eastern. mountains.

Possible Campsite
On the western end of a spacious dispersed camping area. Looks like a good spot, but kind of close to private property.

Public Wire Gate
Grants access to the forest road that runs to the south.

Public Wire Gate
Cattle grazing to the west of the gate.

Public Wire Gate
Next to water tank.

Radio Tower
Possibly a modern observation tower for Border Patrol. Great view from up here!

Ridge Campsite
A clearing with a stone fire ring along a ridge. Signs of cattle, rocky, and exposed, with great views to the west.

Rim Camping Area
Several very spacious dispersed campsites along this rim. Exposed to elements. Good cell service. Impressive views. Suitable for any vehicle, there was a Class A RV up here during my visit. Great spot for connectivity, but poor privacy.

Roadside Overlook
Great view of the mountains to the east.

Route Continues
This canyon two-track continues to the north. I turned around at this point because I wanted to explore more to the southwest.

Sealed Mines
Multiple mine entrances that are sealed and protected with metal grates.

Secret Woodland Campsite
I’ve logged this campsite before, and spent the night here during a different visit. Great place to camp. Very private. Shady and quiet with no cell service.

Small Mountain Campsite
On the mountain, this small campsite, large enough for one vehicle, was tucked in the trees. Great place to hide.

Spacious Camping Area
Looks like a fairly popular dispersed camping area with several stone fire rings and some cell service. Private property nearby.

Stream Crossing
Forest road crosses shallow stream here. There is a nice campsite just after the crossing.

Streamside Campsite
Seems like a best-kept secret that is relatively popular. A secluded and spacious campsite tucked away in the mountains next to a stream.

Technical Descent
Close vegetation, so expect scratches. Take it slow and engage descent control if equipped.

Technical Hill Climb
Bark is worse than its bite, but rocky, varied, and steep. Might need locking differentials. Had no trouble in Jeep Rubicon.

Windmill

Windmill Ruins
There is a dismantled windmill here, a tank, some other equipment, and a fenced in open mine shaft. Avoid death!

Wire Fence Corral
Deep in this grassy canyon is a corral lined by a wire fence.