Home | Tonto National Forest | Forest Service The Tonto National Forest spans 2 9 million acres of rugged, beautiful Arizona, offering unique landscapes including Sonoran Desert Saguaro cacti and flat lands that slowly give way to the highlands of the Mogollon Rim
Tonto National Forest - Passes - Passes | Forest Service The Tonto National Forest offers many free activities such as hiking, biking, camping, birding, scenic drives and more, but some locations require a fee to help maintain, manage and improve the amenities you enjoy
Tonto National Forest | Camping Cabins | Forest Service Located along the shoreline of central Arizona’s largest lake This site provides spectacular views of the Sierra Ancha Mountains and Four Peaks Wilderness The gently sloping shoreline makes this…
Tonto National Forest | Recreation | Forest Service Before you recreate on the Tonto National Forest, you are encouraged to make sure your desired destination is open Review on the Conditions Report on this page and the individual recreation site page
Tonto National Forest | Animals and Plants | Forest Service The Tonto National Forest contains important habitat for a variety of wildlife, fish and rare plants The forest's location, from the Sonoran desert to the Mogollon Rim, provides for diverse vegetation and elevation zones
Tonto National Forest | Hiking | Forest Service From the Superstition Mountains to the treasures of tucked-away Ponderosa Pine trails, the Tonto has a collection of nearly 900 miles of National Forest System Trails that will appease every outdoor enthusiast all year long
Tonto National Forest | About the Area | Forest Service At over 2 9 million acres, the Tonto National Forest is the largest national forest in Arizona, and the ninth largest national forest among 154 USDA National Forests
Tonto National Forest - Permits - Permits | Forest Service The Forest Service carefully reviews each application to determine how the request affects the public's use of the land Different types of permits available on the Tonto National Forest are below