Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest spans 2.1 million acres across Arizona’s high country—ponderosa pine forests, alpine meadows, and volcanic terrain that most people drive right past. This is where the Mogollon Rim meets the White Mountains. Where elk outnumber tourists and trout streams run cold and clear. It’s working wilderness that feeds watersheds, sustains wildlife, and offers solitude you can’t find in the desert parks. Rep the forest that defines Arizona beyond the postcards.