These and other maps available in offices of the Coconino Forest and available by phone:

• Apache-Sitgreaves
• Coronado
• Gila
• Kaibab
• Prescott
• Tonto
• and many Wilderness Maps on the above forests.

Call for availability and prices. The above maps will be either $9 or $10.

Order Maps by Phone

through our interpretive association
Arizona Natural History Association

We take MasterCard or Visa
928-527-3600

Coconino National Forest Map
The map shows most Forest Service system roads and trailheads, and are a 1/2"=1 mile scale. They are planimetric and show some spot elevations. The cost is $10.00 and can be purchased at any Coconino National Forest Information Center or Ranger District office. You can also check with your local Arizona Forest Service office; they may have some.

Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Map
Complete and current (2002) map of Sycamore Canyon, 2.69" = 1 miles scale. Printed on a plastic-like material, this map includes trails and trail descriptions for this wilderness area that spreads onto three National Forests. Price: $9.00.

For other maps and interpretive products, [CLICK HERE]

To order by mail

Make check or money order made payable to
Arizona Natural History Association

Send to:

Coconino National Forest
ANHA Map Sales Office
 1824 S. Thompson Street
 Flagstaff, AZ 86001

The government pays return postage; no stamps are necessary.

(928) 527-3600

The Verde Valley Area Recreational Road Map (left) was developed through several years of efforts to assist our OHV users. Our recreation staff have been installing kiosks around the district that reflect information from this map giving OHV users information on how to enjoy their sport and staying within accepted resource protection parameters. This paper map sells for $6.00.

Disclaimer Statement for Verde Valley Area Map: The USDA Forest Service uses the most current and complete data available. GIS data and product accuracy may vary. Using GIS products for the purposes other than those for which they were intended may yield inaccurate or misleading results. The USDA Forest Service reserves the right to correct, update, modify, or replace GIS products without notification. This map is not a legal land line or ownership document. Public lands are subject to change and leasing, and may have access restrictions; check with local offices. Obtain permission before entering private land. Map prepared in November 2005.

The Coconino National Forest Map...

... is available for viewing online from the links below.

The links below are .jpg files of the 2000 map. You may "download" them by right-clicking the link and view them with your own photo-viewing program, paint, Microsoft Photo Viewer, etc. Left-click to open in a new browser window.

North Half (6.46 MB .jpg)

South Half (6.50 MB .jpg)

USGS MAPS
...are available from our District Offices. Each District carries USGS Topographical maps of their own district.

SPECIALTY MAPS
Please see USDA Forest Service, Washington Office Maps and Brochures page

The Small Mountain Quartet, by Donna Ashworth - the history of the West touched at one point.

A view of Arizona history and fiction focused on Flagstaff, Arizona is told in the four books of the Small Mountain Quartet. Spanning the years from 1880, when Flagstaff was founded, to 2001, the books relate the history of Flagstaff, the Coconino National Forest, and Woody Mountain, a small mountain ten miles southwest of town. The lives of the people, both real and imaginary, who lived in and around Flagstaff, are told in the richly developed tapestries.

Geology and wildlife, forest rangers and fire lookouts, Western artists and Western newspaper editors, loggers and ranchers, scientists and hot shot firefighters, Flagstaff doctors and their wives appear in the pages. After years of careful research, Ashworth wrote of fire history, logging regulation, Western water law, forest restoration, medical development, the changing lives of Western women, the fire lookout experience—the history of the West touched at one point.

www.smallmountainbooks.com

Maps on Line

The easiest and most expedient method for you to receive Forest Service information is to use our "Find a Forest or Grassland" feature at http://www.fs.fed.us/recreation/map/finder.shtml. Once you find the forest/grassland(s) of your choice you may request specific information by contacting the forest/grassland directly. You may also want to try www.publiclands.org for more information about recreational opportunities on public lands in the West.