Bear Wallow Wilderness

Bear Wallow Wilderness protects 11,000 acres of high-elevation forest and meadows in Arizona’s White Mountains. Named for the wallows where black bears once gathered, this roadless landscape offers solitude, cold streams, and ponderosa pine forests that most people drive right past. No cell service. No crowds. Just wilderness doing what wilderness does best. Rep a place that stays wild because people like you give a damn.