A beautiful, narrow, canyon-bound lake, accessible by foot trail only, Bear Canyon Lake is one of several in a series of fishing lakes built by Arizona Game and Fish Department. Despite being several miles down a dirt road and having few amenities, it draws many visitors.

This trail is located in Sabino Canyon Recreation Area and offers access to the dramatic landscape of the Santa Catalina Front Range, famous for its deep canyons and soaring ridges. The trail begins at the east end of the Sabino Canyon Visitor Center parking lot and heads east.

Bear Canyon Lake Trail #112 Area Status: Unknown A trail along the west bank of Bear Canyon Lake can provide a few hours or a full day of scenic lakeside fishing, viewing, or hiking.

Canyon Lake is known for wonderful shorelines along the red rock cliffs. Boaters wanting scenery and seclusion should try the east end of the lake, where it winds through steep canyon walls. There are occasional sightings of Big Horn sheep, as well as other wildlife. Lake tour boat trips call (480) 827-9144. Boat-access camping is at The Point.

Bear Canyon #299 Bear Canyon Trail provides access to four Forest trails that lead down the mountain from Ladybug Saddle, Ladybug Trail #329 , Dutch Henry Canyon Trail #297, Turkey Flat Trail #330 and Ladybug Peak Trail #300.

Bear Canyon Lake and Camping Area Chevelon Canyon Lake Campground Chevelon Crossing Campground Fr 169 Campground Fr 171 Campground Fr 195 Campground Fr 237 Camping Area Fr 84 Camping Area Fr 9350 Campground Larson Ridge Camping Area Clifton Ranger District ...

2024年7月8日 · A ‘GO’ notice has been issued to evacuate immediately for people in and around Bear Canyon Lake including the areas north of Forest Road (FR)300, east of FR115, south of FR225, and west of FR34. To find out more about current evacuations visit the Coconino County Emergency Management website.

Woods Canyon Lake is a beautiful, canyon bound, deep lake, with plenty of trout fishing opportunities. At an elevation of 7,510 feet, Woods Canyon offers 55 surface acres, and a maximum depth of 40 feet.

2024年7月9日 · Evacuations: The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office has issued a “GO” status to evacuate immediately for people in and around Bear Canyon Lake and Knoll Lake including the areas north of Forest Road (FR)300, east of FR115, south of FR225, and west of FR34.

The Bear Canyon Trail climbs to an elevation of 8,060 feet at Bear Saddle, where it joins the Crest Trail #103. This major Wilderness trail provides access to the high ridges of the Huachucas and a number of connecting trails.