Coconino National Forest, located in Arizona, is the largest nationally protected forest in the United States. The forest spans across 1.87 million acres and is a diverse mix of Ponderosa Pine forests, Mogollon Rim crags, and Wet Mesa habitat. It is home to a number of species of wildlife, plants and trees, and ancient geologic wonders. Exploring the forest comes with an abundance of activities, from hiking to camping, fishing, wilderness retreats and more. Whether exploring the depths of Mount Baldy Wilderness or winding through the lush ponderosa and oak forests of the east, the beautiful landscape of the Coconino National Forest has something for everyone to enjoy.
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