Mogollon Rim Arizona Recreation Map [Map] Diaz Brothers

1:100,000 Scale - Detailed Topographic Map Multi-Sourced Road Names - Adventure Trails, 4 x 4 and Light Duty Roads Water Resistant - Tear Resistant, Durable PolyPropolyn Exceptional Design - Beautiful, High Quality Color & Detail Compact & Field Ready - Easy To Ready And Follow Extensive Water Source Icons - Clearly Marked Water Tanks & Spring Symbols 36" x 31" - Unfolded / 4.50" x 10.25" - Folded The Mogollon Rim offers developed and primitive camping sites. Most lakes are developed with facilities such as: Knoll Lake, Blue Ridge Reservoir, Woods Canyon Lake , Willow Springs Lake, and Chevelon Lake. Primitive camping is available throughout the region, however, it is necessary to check with the National Forest for closures, restrictions, and road conditions. Our Mogollon Rim Recreation Map will help you locate and find you way to these camping facilities; marked clearly with the camp icons. The ADVENTURE iDIAZ Mogollon Rim Hiking Map is popular because of the spectacular rim scenery and the dozens of trails which are offered throughout the rim region. The two famous historical trails are the General Crook and the Highline National Trails; both offer mind blowing scenery. The Fred Haught, Houston Brothers and Barbershop trails are among the gems of Arizona; they surround the Blue Ridge Reservoir area which boast high elevations and thick vegetation. The General Crook National Trail primarily hugs the edge of the rim from the East to the West with thousand-foot drop-offs. This trail was used in early Arizona history by General Crook for a supply and transportation route from Fort Whipple during the conflict with the Apache tribes. It was constructed in 1872 by mule-train teams and through tremendous labor. After its completion in 1874 the first wagon trains with supplies drove through this now historic trail and national treasure. The Highline National Trail was developed in 1870 and was used by the pioneers to link home steads and ranches.