Arizona is a wonderland of public lands, so there is an endless amount of nature to explore. Following is a list of many of the beautiful public lands that aren’t National, State, or municipal parks, and soon our guides to each will live here!
National Forests
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
Coconino National Forest
Coronado National Forest
Kaibab National Forest
Prescott National Forest
Tonto National Forest
Wild and Scenic Rivers
Fossil Creek
Verde River
Bureau of Land Management
Agua Fria
Gila Box Riparian
Grand Canyon–Parashant National Monument
Las Cienegas
Sonoran Desert
Vermilion Cliffs
Ironwood Forest
San Pedro Riparian
Wilderness Areas
Apache Creek
Aravaipa Canyon
Arrastra Mountain
Aubrey Peak
Baboquivari Peak
Bear Wallow
Beaver Dam Mountains
Big Horn Mountains
Cabeza Prieta
Castle Creek
Cedar Bench
Cottonwood Point
Coyote Mountains
Dos Cabezas Mountains
Eagletail Mountains
East Cactus Plain
Escudilla
Fishhooks
Four Peaks
Grand Wash Cliffs
Granite Mountain
Harcuvar Mountains
Harquahala Mountains
Hassayampa River Canyon
Havasu
Hellsgate
Hummingbird Springs
Juniper Mesa
Kachina Peaks
Kanab Creek
Kendrick Mountain
Kofa
Mazatzal
Miller Peak
Mount Baldy
Mount Logan
Mount Nutt
Mount Tipton
Mount Trumbull
Mount Wilson
Mt. Wrightson
Muggins Mountain
Munds Mountain
Needle’s Eye
New Water Mountains
North Maricopa Mountains
North Santa Teresa
Paiute
Pajarita
Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs
Peloncillo Mountains
Petrified Forest
Pine Mountain
Pusch Ridge
Rawhide Mountains
Red Rock-Secret Mountain
Redfield Canyon
Rincon Mountain
Saddle Mountain
Salome
Salt River Canyon
Sierra Ancha
Sierra Estrella
Signal Mountain
South Maricopa Mountains
Strawberry Crater
Superstition
Swansea
Sycamore Canyon
Table Top
Tres Alamos
Trigo Mountain
Upper Burro Creek
Wabayuma Peak
Warm Springs
West Clear Creek
Wet Beaver
White Canyon
Woodchute
Woolsey Peak