サンフランシスコのピークで周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Located deeply in the White Mountains, Aker Lake is a true gem and a (not so secret) spot for fishing: the lake is one of very few waters in Arizona where you can catch Apache Trout and Grayling. And even if you are not here for the catch, you can take a hike into the nicely forested area. The Aker Lake trail is 3.5 miles that will take you to the Hannagan campground. There is also a lot of wildlife around. We even saw a bald eagle catching a fish from the lake.

The canyon becomes narrower and rockier until coming to the area known as “the Box” with the river running through the gorge. Here the walls begin to rise and press in. There is little or no bank. Jump in and enjoy the adventure!

There is no better feeling than for the forest to draw you in with beautiful pine trees that greet the sky. In this picturesque canyon, where the South Fork and the North Fork join to form KP Creek, you are sure to find wondrous treasures.

Ciénagas are a type of wetland that is mostly only found in the American Southwest. Ciénagas are meadows that have fresh, alkaline water and are soft and wet. They are found in areas that are usually dry and have a lot of water. They are found in valleys and are usually very wide. Ciénagas are not considered swamps, because of their lack of trees.

Spectacular views and a variety of wildlife habitats. Blue Peak Lookout has some of the best views in the Blue Range Primitive Area. It is the last designated primitive area in the National Forest system.

This small hidden gem, which has apache trout and arctic grayling, is a catch and release lake. You are sure to enjoy a relaxing day of fishing here! Make sure to only use artificial lures and flies.

At about a mile and a half the Tool Box Draw opens up to offer panoramic views beyond the grassy meadow to the surrounding scenery of the Black River country, Terry Flat, and the Gila Wilderness.