Prescott National Forest urges visitors to refrain from traveling on wet or snowy roads to minimize the likelihood of needing emergency rescue services and to prevent road damage.
Outdoor sections in Prescott National Forest are closed through June 2024 for bald eagle breeding and protection. All kinds of recreation are prohibited during the closure.
Emergency and Forest services, as well as new outlets across the state have reported on the containment of the Maid Fire. Road closures in the area are in effect through March 2024.
In Coronado NF, the upper section of HWY 366 will be closed to motor vehicles Nov. 15, 2023 through April 15, 2024. Recreationists can still gain access, although without their vehicles.
Forest Road 105 leading to Woods Canyon Lake within the Black Mesa Ranger District will experience closures during two separate periods: from November 6 to November 9, and then again from November 13 to November 16. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests announced this in a news release on November 2. These closures Read more…
The Fish Creek Fire (105 acres) and the KP Fire (25 acres) are in remote areas and not deemed threatening to communities. If recreating in the area, stay vigilant and obey fire managers.
Trails, roads, and campgrounds will remain open during prescribed burns near Prescott’s Ponderosa Park. The public is invited to speak with fire managers at the new Prescott REI…
Fall prescribed burning has been successful in Kaibab National Forest so far. Smoke from the latest treatments could linger in the area.
The burns are not expected to close or restrict outdoor recreation although crews will be in these areas and smoke impact may be felt. Here are the details…
These are the latest updates on previously announced projects at Frye Mesa Day Use Area, Treasure Park Campground, Sabino Canyon Visitor Center, and Radar Base. Trails and parks remain unaffected as of Oct. 30, 2023. See the current available details…