| Difficulty | Novice- Intermediate |
| Miles | 30+ min |
| Time | 1-2 days |
| Land | USFS, AZTL, Private |
| Elevation | Unknown |
| Fuel Stint | 30 miles |
Looking to explore the captivating Tonto National Forest? Look no further! Introducing our exclusive Tonto National Forest GPS Track Collection—a comprehensive self-guided tour meticulously crafted for adventure enthusiasts like you. This collection is designed to enhance your exploration experience with 515 points of interest and 68 GPS tracks.
With our Tonto National Forest GPS Track Collection, you’ll have access to a wealth of information, from highly technical 4×4 trails to county-maintained roads. No matter your skill level, these tracks will take you through the most isolated and breathtaking corners of the forest, allowing you to escape the crowds and find the solitude you crave.
Discover hidden gems along the way, such as the cabins of Arizona pioneer Fred Pranty and the last Apache chief DelShay. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the area as you encounter countless archaeological sites, abandoned mines, and even abandoned cars.
This collection also features an extensive list of 515 points of interest, ensuring you won’t miss any of the cool things Tonto National Forest has to offer. Explore old cabins, discover abandoned mines, marvel at archaeological sites, and find the perfect campsites for a truly unforgettable experience.
Please note that many of these routes may be closing soon due to the Tonto National Forest’s road closure plans. It is highly recommended that you obtain a State Trust Land Permit to ensure a smooth and hassle-free journey.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the beauty and solitude of Tonto National Forest with our meticulously curated GPS Track Collection. Embark on your adventure today and unlock the hidden wonders of this remarkable natural treasure.
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Trail Write-ups
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1,853 miles of backroads closed | Tonto NF
The USDA Forest Service has released their Revised Final Environmental Impact Statement concerning the Travel Management in the Tonto National Forest.
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Gold Tooth Pranty | The Arizona pioneer who was lost in history
The story of a lonely Arizona pioneer named Gold Tooth Pranty Fred Pranty was a rancher, prospector, hunter, and an Arizona pioneer, whose story was lost throughout history. He lived a solitary life in the Sierra Ancha mountains and was known as the greatest mountain lion slayer in the territory. He was said to have…
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Memorial Day Trexpedition | The trio united
Memorial Day Trexpedition through the Sierra Ancha Mountains in Arizona. Dusk was approaching as we gathered at the gas station off Highway 87 just outside of town. After a lengthy introduction and a short chit-chat, we tuned our radios to the frequency with desired. As we hit the highway towards Punkin Patch, the sun was…
Important information
This collection contains technical obstacles and should not be attempted alone.
The Tonto National Forest is closing over 1,800 miles of roads any day now. In addition to this, they are designating over 2,000 dispersed campsites and prohibiting the typical 30-foot rule from the trail.
You are advised, that many of these routes may be closing soon.
State Trust Land Permit recommended.