Coconino National Forest

About Coconino National Forest

The Coconino National Forest is located in central Arizona, in the central part of the state, between the Colorado River and the Arizona-New Mexico border. To the south is the basin, or mountain province, which includes the Sonoran Desert in southern Arizona; to the north are the reclining rocks of Arizona's high desert mountains, such as the Kaibab Mountains.

From here, you can climb some of Arizona's highest mountains, swim or swim in the Colorado River, or fly over the desolate highlands of the Verde River, which spans a remarkable variety of landscapes. Here you can also swim, hike, bike and climb, as well as climb or climb and swim in some Arizona high mountains.

This rustic 3-bedroom log cabin is located in picturesque Kendrick Park and offers views of the surrounding forest, Colorado River and Verde River Valley.

This rustic 3 bedroom log cabin is located in a beautiful pine forest on the outskirts of Mogollon and is suitable for groups of up to 10 people. This picturesque location is isolated and provides a unique opportunity to get out into the countryside and experience the beauty of the Colorado River and the Verde River Valley. Large groups of this hut can be used on the grounds with prior permission from the forest.

This cabin is suitable for groups of up to 8 people and is located in a beautiful pine forest on the outskirts of Mogollon. The use of this hut for large groups on this site is only possible with prior permission of the forest and prior knowledge of the nature of the place.

This picturesque Sedona, Arizona, is located on the edge of the Mogollon National Forest, just a few miles south of Flagstaff, AZ. This ranch house certainly has the view, but it is not the only one in the area with forest views.

The landscape around Red Rock is one of the most photographed in the world, and the forest is home to some of Arizona's most famous rock formations, such as Cathedral Rock. Oak Creek is bordered on all sides by the cross-country trails of the Coconino National Forest. At the foot of Cathedral Rock lies the largest and most popular hiking trail in Arizona, the Cross Creek Trail.