Aravaipa Canyon: Keeping Arizona’s wilderness wild! Imagine the land before civilization. You’ll find 19,410 acres of that here. See what wilderness is really like.
A 1,000 foot-deep canyon that’s home to bighorn sheep, javelina, coati mundis and ringtail cats. A creek that carved the scenic canyon and home to seven species of native fish. And a riparian forest featuring more than 200 species of birds.
This protected Eden is perfect for primitive, adventure-based recreation like horseback riding, hiking, camping and hunting. In order to keep the wilderness wild, there are strict guidelines such as group size (no more than 10 people and no more than 5 horses), length of stay (3 days/2 nights) and hunting restrictions based on season and equipment. These restrictions have been keeping the territory wild by preventing overuse since 1984.
This is the perfect place for a family camping trip. You’ll also find places to stay in nearby Mammoth and Winkelman.
For hours, please visit the website.
Entrance Fee: $5/day, permit required
(928) 348-4400
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