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Show Low Astride the legendary Mogollon Rim at 6,350 feet above sea level, and tucked along the edge of the world's largest stand of Ponderosa pine, Show Low lies in the bosom of Mother Nature's beauty. (Scenic Attractions) Named by the turn of a card, Show Low welcomes visitors traveling through the White Mountains with cool fresh air and whispering Ponderosa pines. Show Low is considered to be the commercial hub of the White Mountains with many recreational amenities. Lodging for every pocketbook with 48 area lakes for fishing and over forty nearby campgrounds and numerous RV parks, to include Fool Hollow State Recreation Park. Fool Hollow has 92 hook up sites with 31 developed sites. Group campgrounds, trails, amphitheater, playgrounds and picnic ramadas are all planned. Fishermen and campers will also enjoy Show Low Lake, just south of Show Low with improved camp sites, bathrooms with showers, store and playgrounds available. Our visitors will also enjoy the new Show Low Aquatic Center, and indoor water theme park and pool which is open year round. For weekend entertainment, the Thunder Raceway offers fun and excitement. The area is excellent for golfing, great hiking trails and horseback riding. Bus tours are also available to tour the White Mountains. Fine and causal dining is available at many restaurants. Whatever your pleasure, Show Low has all the conveniences, yet still retains an aura of the "Old West". A card game is still used to decide the winner of a tied election. Feel free to stay for a day, a week or forever! Scenic Attractions Programs Show Low Profile Show Low received its name when C.E. Cooley and Marion Clark decided there was not enough room for both of them in their settlement. The two men agreed to let a game of cards decide who was to move. According to the story, Clark said, "If you can show low, you win." Cooley turned up the deuce of clubs and replied, "Show low it is." Show Low, the commercial and tourism capital of the White Mountains, was established in 1870 and incorporated in 1953. Located in southern Navajo Country at an elevation of 6,400 feet, the city is 175 miles northeast of Phoenix, and 195 miles north of Tucson. Tourism and recreation are the foundation of the economy of Show Low. Due to its size and location, the community serves as a regional trade and services center for southern Navajo County and portions of southern Apache County. It is also an entry point for visitors to the White Mountain recreation areas. Wholesale concens include lumber companies, concrete plants, and bottled gas firms. Navajo County business offices and regional headquarters and Navapache Regional Medial Center, a regional trauma hospital, are maintained in Show Low. Most Show Low manufacturing employment is in the forest products industry. Arizona's only pulp and papermill, ABITIBI Consolidated, located northwest of Show Low, is the area's largest employer. Show Low also has a modling mill, machine shop, and pellet mill. The city, a designated Enterprise Zone as well as an active Main Street City, runs a business incubator faility, an industrial park and operates the regional Show Low Municipal Airport. Population 1980 1990 1998 Show Low Navajo County Arizona 4,298 67,629 2,716,546 5,019 77,658 3,665,228 7,875* 92,500 4,764,025 Sources: Arizona Department of Economic Security and U.S. Census Bureau. * Local Sources estimate a trade area population of 55,000 For more information you may please contact: City of Show Low 200 W. Cooley Show Low, Arizona 85929 Phone: (928) 537- 5724 FAX: (928) 537-2338 E-Mail: info@ci.show-low.az.us Show Low Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 1083 Show Low, AZ 85901 (928) 537-2326 (888) 746-9569 White Mountain Regional Development Corporation 1201 E. Cooley, Suite F Show Low, AZ 85901 (928) 537-3777 (800) 818-2928 toll free Fax (928) 537-3830 e-mail: wmrdc@cybertrails.com Show Low Scenic Show Low offers many year-round recreational opportunities and points of scenic interest. The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, with 58 campgrounds, trails and pristine lakes, surrounds the city. The scenic White Mountain and Mogollon Rim areas are also nearby for campers and fishermen. Arizona's only covered bridged is located in Pinedale, 15 miles west of Show Low. Apache, Navajo, Hopi and Zuni Indian Reservations are nearby. The city has a new indoor aquatic center, five 18-hole golf courses within 20 miles, and numerous motel and RV accommodations. Boating and fishing are popular in many lakes and streams in the area, including Rainbow Lake, Show Low Lake, White Mountain Lake and Fools Hollow Lake Recreation Area. Snow skiing is available at Sunrise Park Resort on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation with eight lifts, one T-bar and three Mighty-Mites tows serving 65 runs. Show Low Programs Pintail Lake Wild Game Observation - A game and waterfowl preservation area is located at Pintail Lake two miles north of Show Low. This migratory rest area for duck, geese and other waterfowl, boasts unique grasses and reeds. Depending on the time of the year, several wildlife species can be seen. There are observation platforms in the area for the public's use. Pintail Lake has been a cooperative venture between three levels of government outlined to create a man-made marsh ecosystem using treated wastewater. The Pintail Lake project has become the first of its kind in the Southwestern Region of the USDA Forest Service. Show Low Lake Country Park - Show Low Lake Country Park contains 100 acres at an elevation of 6,500 feet and is located one mile off State Route 260 in Show Low on Show Low Lake Road. If you are a trout fisherman, early Spring is the recommended season. Other species include walleye, largemouth bass, bluegill and catfish. If you enjoy shoreline fishing, Show Low Lake is better than most. There is a small bait shop, with boat rentals and launch. Major improvements are underway for shower, bathroom, walk-in store and an observatory. A great place to take the family. Fool Hollow State Recreation Park - Fool Hollow State Recreation Park is located three miles northwest of Show Low. The 140 acre lake is nestled amid some of the tallest stands of Ponderosa pine in the nation. Fool Hollow Lake State Recreational Parks offers excellent camping sites for RV's and tents, boat ramps and docks, fishing piers and fish cleaning stations, play areas for children and an amphitheater facing the lake. Fool Hollow Lake attracts many fishermen in search of largemouth and small mouth bass, walleye, channel catfish, black crappies, bluegills and some brown trout. A fishing pier for the handicapped will also be available. Show Low Airport Residents of the White Mountains have access to the Show Low Municipal Airport which has two lighted, paved runways (4,000 feet and 6,500 feet). A commuter airline provides two daily flights. The Show Low Municipal Airport offers easy access to nearby larger airports for easy access to the beauty of the White Mountains. Below is a list of the airlines that service the White Mountain area. White Mountain Airways 928-537-9366 Kestrel Aviation Sunrise Airlines - Show Low (928) 532-8888. The city of Show Low has recently added a new terminal for traveling convenience. Show Low Economic Principal Economic Activities Tourism and recreation are the foundation of the economy of Show Low. Due to its size and location, the community serves as a regional trade and services center for southern Navajo County and portions of southern Apache County. It is also an entry point for visitors to the White Mountain recreation areas. Wholesale concerns include lumber companies, concrete plants, and bottled gas firms. Navajo County business offices and regional headquarters and Navapache Regional Medical Center, a regional trauma hospital, are maintained in Show Low. Most Show Low manufacturing employment is in the forest products industry. Stone Container Forest Industries Paper Mill, Arizona's only pulp and paper mill, is located northwest of Show Low and is the area's largest employer. Show Low also has a molding mill, machine shop and pellet mill. The city, a designated Enterprise Zone as well as an active Main Street City, runs a business incubator area, an industrial park and operated the regional Show Low Municipal Airport. The City has no property tax. Show Low Facilities The City of Show Low has a broad range of community facilities including a library, two bowling alleys, an 18-hole golf course, several lighted racquetball and tennis courts, an exercise fitness course, two soccer fields, an archery range, a drive-in theater and many athletic facilities, such as an indoor aquatic center pool, lighted Little League softball and baseball field, handball and basketball court facilities and picnic areas. Communication - In addition to communication resources from the rest of the State, Show Low has bi-weekly area newspapers, several radio stations, and numerous television channels from Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff via cable, translator and antenna. Educational - There are five public elementary school, one junior high school , one high school and Northland Pioneer College (NPC). Show Low has a vocational education program offering courses in auto mechanics, general business and graphic arts. NPC has served Navajo County since 1974; transfer programs and occupations programs are available. The State accredited community college has centers in Holbrook, Winslow, Snowflake and Show Low. Northern Arizona University in partnership with NPC offers undergraduate and graduate programs. For information call (928) 537-9601. Show Low also has an accredited cosmetology school in alternating years. Medical - Navapache Regional Medical Center has 54 beds, there is one nursing home with 100 beds and nine clinics (four chiropractic, five medical). The medical staff includes 41 physicians, five dentists, two ophthalmologists, two orthodontists, four optometrists, four chiropractors and two veterinarians. Ambulance service is provided by Action Medical. Financial - There are six financial institutions with local offices in Show Low. Several company sponsored credit unions are also available. The Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) located in Flagstaff services this area with a Revolving Loan Program for new and existing businesses. Inquiries can be made through WMRDC, P.O. Box 3440, Show Low, AZ 85901. The Industrial Development Authority handles information related to industrial development bonds. Inquiries can be made through the office of the Deputy City Manager/City Treasurer. Additionally, Navajo County businesses are eligible for assistance in financing fixed assets through the Finance and Administration Division of the Arizona Department of Commerce. Governmental - The community is governed by a mayor, six council members, and a city manager. Show Low is a full-service city with police, parks and recreation, water and waste management, and planning and zoning departments. Fire and emergency medical services (EMS) are also available. Airport - The residents of Show Low have access to a local airport which has two lighted, paved runways (4,000 feet unlighted and one 6,500 feet lighted runway). UNICOM radio equipped, repairs, gas and charter service available. There is a commuter airline service to Phoenix three times daily. Industrial Properties - There are industrial parks (lots from one to 70 acres) with utilities, road and airport access. Contact the White Mountain Development Corporation for more information. Utilities - Electricity: APS (928) 537-2802; Navopache Electric (928) 368-5118. Natural Gas: Citizens Utilities (928) 537-2913. Propane: Amerigas (928) 537-4944; Graves Propane (928) 537-1951; Ferrellgas (928) 537-2214. Telephone: Citizens Telecom (800) 921-8101. Water: Municipal (928) 537-5724 Sewer: Municipal (5) 537-5724. Sanitation: USA Waste (928) 367-0707. Lodging and Meeting facilities - There are 12 motels with 600+ rooms, 1,200 RV sites, nine campgrounds (six public, three private), and 12 meeting facilities with the largest seating 500 persons. City Profile Show Low's major economic influences are tourism and regional service provision. The City has no property tax. The City Council has committed to taking a proactive approach in dealing with the growth of the community, while maintaining the high quality of life enjoyed by its residents. This growth is managed through the Planning and Zoning Department of the City, and is often facilitated through the White Mountain Regional Development Corporation. Assistance is also available through the Arizona Department of Commerce. City of Show Low Statistics Incorporated 1953 County Navajo County Elevation Population 6,412 feet above sea level 8,085 (2001 estimate) 15,000 (seasonal estimate) Land Area 27 square miles Miles of Streets 55 Climate Av. Min. Temp 34.9 degrees Avg. Max. Temp 65.3 degrees Annual Precipitation 20.7" Number of Households 3,521 Median Age 31.2 Median Household Income $27,000 est. Schools Community College 1 High School 1 Junior High (7-8) 1 Intermediate (4-6) 1 Primary (K-3) 1 College Graduates 25% City Park Acreage 85 Acres/53 Developed Municipal Tennis Courts 2 Golf Courses 2 Public (5 within 15 mile radius) Theaters 1 twin-plex Museums 1 Shopping Centers 3 Hospital Beds 61 Hotels 12 with 600+ rooms R.V. Spaces 1,200 Stadiums, Auditoriums & Convention Centers 2 Office Complexes 15 Industrial Parks 2 Major Industries Tourism, Recreation, Manufacturing, Commerce, Retailing Fire Stations 2 Police Stations 1 City Employees 129 FTE's Airport Runways 2 (7,000' longest) Media Radio Stations 5 Newspapers 2 City website http://www.ci.show-low.az.us/ Show Low Chamber http://www.showlowchamberofcommerce.com/index.shtml Show Low Historical Society OVERVIEW -- Interprets local history and prehistory of Show Low and the White Mountain area. -- Children's programs include museum tours and demonstrations of pioneer skills such as soap, candle and bread making. -- Museum includes a restored early 1900s jail cell plus nine exhibit rooms on pioneer families and notable Show Low residents. -- Exhibit on the first physician in Navajo County, Dr. Woolford, include his equipment and instruments. -- Special exhibit on Dr. Andrew Douglas's contribution to the study of tree rings .. otherwise known as dendrochronology. -- Exhibit on the nearby town of McNary, a former commercial center. Native America WEB-SEARCH ..Show Low Historical Society .. resources on the web using our backup search provider .. this may help you locate their website and additional helpful information, details, events for Show Low Historical Society LOCATION: 541 East Deuce of Clubs, P.O. Box 3468, Show Low, AZ, USA "SHOW LOW" ... the commercial and tourism capital of the White Mountains, was established in 1870 and incorporated in 1953. Located in southern Navajo Country at an elevation of 6,331 feet, the city is 174 miles northeast of Phoenix, and 193 miles north of Tucson. Show Low received its name when CE. Cooley and Marion Clark decided there was not enough room for both of them in their settlement. The two men agreed to let a game of cards decide who was to move. According to the story, Clark said, "If you can show low, you win." Cooley turned up the deuce of clubs and replied, "Show Low it is." Tourism and recreation are the foundation of the economy of Show Low. Due to its size and location, the community serves as a regional trade and services center for southern Navajo County and portions of southern Apache County. It is also an entry point for visitors to the White Mountain recreation areas. Show Low's employment evolves around tourism services, education, medical and light manufacturing. Wholesale concerns include lumber companies, concrete plants, and bottled gas firms. Navajo County business offices and regional headquarters and Navapache Regional Medial Center, a regional trauma hospital, are maintained in Show Low. Most Show Low manufacturing employment is in the forest products industry. Arizona's only pulp and papermill, ABITIBI Consolidated, located northwest of Show Low, is the area's largest employer. Show Low also has a modeling mill, machine shop, and pellet mill. The city, a designated Enterprise Zone as well as an active Main Street City, runs a business incubator faility, an industrial park and operates the regional Show Low Municipal Airport. "COMMUNITY SERVICES & FACILITIES" ... MEDICAL Navopache Regional Medical Center has 54 beds, there is one nursing home with 100 beds and nine clinics (four Chiropractic, five medical). The medical staff includes 45 physicians, 13 dentists, 3 optometrists, 4 chiropracters, and two veterinarians. Ambulance service is based in the city. There are two air vac companies located in Show Low. FINANCIAL There are 7 financial institutions with local offices in Show Low. Also, several company-sponsored credit unions are available. The Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) located in Flagstaff services this area with a Revolving Loan Program for new and existing businesses. Inquiries can be made through WMRDC, PO Box 3440, Show Low, AZ 85901. The Navajo County Industrial Development Authority handles information related to industrial development bonds. Inquiries can be made through the Navajo County IDBA, 819 W. Florida, Holbrook, AZ 86025. Additionally, Navajo County businesses are eligible for assistance in financing fixed assets through the Strategic Finance Division of the Arizona Department of Commerce. GOVERNMENTAL The community is governed by a mayor, six council members, and a city manager. Show Low is a full-service city with police, park and recreation, water and waste management, and planning and zoning departments. Fire and emergency medical services (EMS) are also available. OTHER The City Of Show Low has a broad range of community facilites including a library, bowling alley, one 18-hole golf course, one 27 hole golf course, several lighted racquetball and tennis courts, an exercise fitness course, soccer fields, an archery range, and movie theaters. Other failities available inclue an indoor aquatic center pool, lighted softball and baseball fields, handball and basketball courts and picnic areas. "SHOW LOW STATS" ... Incorporated 1953 Population: (1999 Annual Estimate) Show Low 8,245 20,000 (Seasonal) Navajo County: 93,400 Land Area 27 sq. miles Miles of Streets 55 Climate Average Min. Temp 34.9 F Average Max Temp 65.3 F Annual Precipitation 20.7" Number of Households 3,988 Median Age 31.2 Average Home Listing Price $94,005 (1998 MLS) Median Household Income $31,338 (est) Schools 1 Comm. College 1 High School 1 Junior High (7-8) 1 Intermediate (4-6) 1 Primary (K-3) College Graduates 25% City Park Acreage 85 Acres Total, 53 acres developed Municipal Tennis Courts 2 Golf Courses 2 Public (7 Others within 20 Mile Radius) Museums 1 Shopping Centers 3 Hospital Beds 57 Hotel and Lodging Facilities 700+ Rooms 12 Meeting Rooms Largest Facility Capacity: 500 RV Spaces 1,200 Stadiums/Auditoriums Convention Centers 2 Office Complexes 115 Industrial Parks 2 Major Industries Tourism Recreation Manufacturing Commerce Retailing Fire Stations 2 Police Stations 1 City Employees 165 FTEs Airport Runways 2 (7,200' lighted/4,000' unlighted) Media Radio Stations 4 Newspapers 2 OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM ... We want our students to be the best they can be. We are committed to their success. We believe that all students can learn. We know we can design and organize instruction so that it insures the greatest development of each student academically, socially and emotionally. We feel that successful learning experiences set the stage for successful life experiences. You will find in our district a wide range of programs and offerings designed to meet each student's needs. We are working to incorporate proven concepts of leaning and teaching. This includes updating our facilities and providing state of the art technology. Our schools have received state and national recognition for programs we have developed. Our primary School has been recognized as one of the Top Five Schools in Arizona and as a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. Achievement test scores in all of our schools are consistently at or above the state and national averages. Our progressive attitude has been an asset in attracting and keeping high quality teachers. All of our campuses are kept drug and substance free. Our Board of Education encourages excellence in education by financially rewarding teachers for furthering their own educations. Parents participation in our schools is encouraged and parents are always welcome in our schools. "MAIN STREET DEVELOPMENT" Economic Restructuring: Monitor changes in the downtown market, identify downtown market opportunities, recruit new business to downtown heritage square Historic Preservation Downtown Design: Parking, Signs Services Provided Architectural rendings for facade improvement ITC's (Investment Tax Credits) for the rehabilitation of income producing commercial property Tax incentives for investment in historic properties on the State Historic Register Loan pool for business development Education Historic Survey of Show Low Establishing a tour of historical places Working on history of Northern Arizona Show Low Main Street Views and Comments radio program Grants Provide directory Application assistance Tourism Help develop Trail of Many Tracks (Three state tour) Business recognition: Show Low Show-Off Awards Show Low Main Street PO Box 3044 Show Low, AZ 85901 928-537-8181 WMRDC White Mountain Regional Development Corporation The White Mountain Regional Development Corporation (WMRDC) was founded in 1989 as a not-for-profit organization to facilitate economic growth and diversity for the southern Navajo County communities of Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside, Snowflake, and Taylor. The WMRDC works closely with the White Mountain Partnership to maintain a regional website for tourism and also a website for economic development and relocation informaiton. The mission statement of WMRDC, as determined by its Board of Directors is: To bond, strengthen, and diversify the White Mountains economy by building a strong organization for business retention, tourism, and new business attraction." Business Retention and Expansion Programs Job training programs Technical assistance Coordinating and facilitation with local governments Providing small business training seminars Review & technical assistance of business plans Referral to financial institutions for business loans New Business Recruitment Marketing Site visits Local incentive programs State programs - Financial/technical Enterprise Zone Administration Maintains local contacts for relocation of clients Community profiles & demographics for communities that are served Grantsmanship Source Directory - State & Federal Application assistance Tourism Maintains a regional tourism website & 800 number, www.azwhitemountains.net White Mountain Regional Development Corporation 1201 E. Cooley, Suite F Show Low, AZ 85901 928-537-3777 Fax: 928-537-3820 Toll Free 800-818-2928 wmrdc@citlink.net www.wmrdc.org Show Low - Introduction Situated atop the Mogollon Rim in Eastern Arizona, Show Low is a pleasant mountin town surrounded by national forests. It offers plenty of heavily wooded camping areas, cabins, and fishing lakes. At 6,400 feet its summer temperatures are generally 30 degrees cooler than Phoenix and Tucson. Show Low is located at the junction of U.S. Hwy 60 and Arizona Hwy 260 in eastern Arizona. It is about 175 miles northeast of Phoenix and 200 miles north of Tucson. To learn more about Show Low, select a topic of interest from the list to the left. Show Low - Fishing A list of lakes and rivers providing fishing opportunities in the Show Low area are listed below. Click on any name for more information. Arizona's Lodging Choice A-1 Lake 24 acres Flat to Hilly Setting This attractive lake holds a fair supply of Rainbows and Brookies. The lake was named after an Apache Chieftan. Becker Lake 85 acres Flat to Hilly Setting Becker Lake, a few miles north of the town of Springerville, is noted for its large rainbow trout. Bog Tank 12 acres Flat to Hilly Setting Located in the White Mountains at 8,000 feet Bog Tank holds a good number of small Rainbows. You Bunch Lake 44 acres Mountainous Setting Bunch Lake is one of the three "Greer Lakes," located in the White Mountains near the town of Greer. Christmas Tree Lake 41 acres Mountainous Setting A few miles south of Hawly Lake in the White Mountains is the smaller Christmas Tree Lake. Situated at aout 8,400 feet, it holds good quantities of Apache Trout. Concho Lake 60 acres Flat to Hilly Setting Concho Lake is located 10 miles west fo St. Johns and about 30 miles northeast of Show Low. There is a store, restaurant, picnic area and restrooms at the lake. Cyclone Lake 37 acres Mountainous Setting Cyclone Lake is opened only to private groups through the "Rent-a-Lake" program run by the White Mountain Apache Game and Fish Department in Whiteriver. Fool Hollow Lake 150 acres Mountainous Setting Imagine camping among 100-foot pine trees beside a quiet lake watching majestic great blue herons at a cool 6,300 feet in elevation. Year-round camping, fishing, picnicking, boating and wildlife viewing opportunities make Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area a very popular place. Hawley Lake 300 acres Mountainous Setting Located high up in the White Mountains at 8,200 feet popular Hawley Lake offers good chances for rainbow, cutthroat, brown and brook trout. Horseshoe Cienega Lake 121 acres Mountainous Setting Horseshoe Cienega Lake yielded the state record Brown Trout at 16 lbs. 7 oz. It is located just off the highway between Pinetop and Springerville and is quite popular. Mexican Hay Lake 164 acres Mountainous Setting Mexican Hay Lake has a brushy shoreline, is small and weedy. It has yielded some lunkers though, so it may be worth a look. River Reservoir 50-120 acres Mountainous Setting River Reservoir is one of the three "Greer Lakes," located in the White Mountains near the town of Greer. Show Low Lake Flat to Hilly Setting Show Low lake near the town of Show Low is the lake to choose if you're interested in Walleye. The state record 12 pounder was caught here. Sunrise Lake 900 acres Flat to Hilly Setting Sunrise is a large lake located off Hwy 260 between Pinetop and Springerville in the White Mountains. Fish grow to between 15 and 20 inches here and hence is quite popular with fishermen. Woods Canyon Lake 55 acres Mountainous Setting Woods Canyon Lake is located along the Mogollon Rim off Hwy 260 about 30 miles east of Payson. Crescent Lake 130 acres Mountainous Setting Located at 8.900 feet in the White Mountains is attractive Crescent Lake. Fish here for Rainbows and Brookies. Lyman Lake 2.5 sq. miles Flat to Hilly Setting This 1,500-acre reservoir is surrounded by Lyman Lake State Park. Summer days, with temperature highs in the 80's to low 90's, are perfect for fishing, swimming, leisure boating, water-skiing, hiking or just plain relaxing. Willow Springs Lake 150 acres Mountainous Setting Willow Springs Lake is located along the Mogollon Rim off Hwy 260 about 30 miles east of Payson. It is near Woods Canyon Lake. A-1 Lake This attractive lake holds a fair supply of Rainbows and Brookies. The lake was named after an Apache Chieftan. His name wasn't actually A-1, but the U.S. Army officials couldn't easily promnounce his Apache name, so he was referred to as A-1. In winter ice fishing is popular due to the relatively easy highway access A-1 enjoys. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains off Hwy 373 about 30 miles southeast of Show Low Setting: Flat to Hilly Size: 24 acres Elevation: 8,900 feet Features: Campground Activities: Fishing Fish: Rainbow Trout Brook Trout Season: Camping is Mid-May thru Mid-September Becker Lake Becker Lake, a few miles north of the town of Springerville, is noted for its large rainbow trout. It is the oldest man-made lake in Arizona. Only electric motors are allowed on the lake and live bait fish are prohibited. The Basics Location: 2 miles northwest of Springerville off Hwy 60 Setting: Flat to Hilly Size: 85 acres Elevation: 6,900 feet Features: Toilets Boat Ramp Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Restaurant Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Season: April thru November Bog Tank Located in the White Mountains at 8,000 feet Bog Tank holds a good number of small Rainbows. You can fish from shore from the dam, or in a small boat or canoe. Bog Tank is located across the highway from larger Horseshoe Cienega Lake. The Basics Location: Off Hwy 260 18 miles east of Pinetop and 22 miles west of Springerville Setting: Flat to Hilly Size: 12 acres Elevation: 8,000 feet Features: Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Fish: Rainbow Trout Bunch Lake Bunch Lake is one of the three "Greer Lakes," located in the White Mountains near the town of Greer. The other Greer Lakes are River Reservoir and Tunnel Lake. Bunch Lake holds decent quantities of Rainbows and Brownies. Camping is allowed at the lake. Only electric motors are allowed on the lake and live bait fishing is prohibited. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains near the town of Greer Setting: Mountainous Size: 44 acres Elevation: 8,200 feet Features: Toilets Boat Ramp Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Convenience Store Restaurant Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Christmas Tree Lake A few miles south of Hawly Lake in the White Mountains is the smaller Christmas Tree Lake. Situated at aout 8,400 feet, it holds good quantities of Apache Trout. Live bait fishing is prohibited. This lake is part of the "Rent-a-Lake" program run by the White Mountain Apache Game and Fish Department in Whiteriver. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains about 35 miles southeast of Show Low Setting: Mountainous Size: 41 acres Elevation: 8,200 feet Features: Stocked Fish Fish: Brown Trout Season: May - September Special Notes To get there: Hwy 260 to Hwy 473 between Eager and Showlow. Then south past Hawley Lake. Concho Lake Concho Lake is located 10 miles west fo St. Johns and about 30 miles northeast of Show Low. There is a store, restaurant, picnic area and restrooms at the lake. The lake holds Rainbow, Brook, and Cutthroat trout, Largemouth Bass and Sunfish. Only electric motors may be used and live bait fish are prohibited. The Basics Location: Off Hwy 61 about 30 miles northeast of Show Low Setting: Flat to Hilly Size: 60 acres Elevation: 6,300 feet Features: Picnic Areas Toilets Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Fuel Available Concessions Convenience Store Restaurant Fish: Rainbow Trout Bass Cutthroat Trout Brook Trout Largemouth Bass Bluegill Cyclone Lake Cyclone Lake is opened only to private groups through the "Rent-a-Lake" program run by the White Mountain Apache Game and Fish Department in Whiteriver. Current costs are $300 a day plus $3 a person. The lake comes completely stocked, and the price includes all necessary firewood and fishing permits. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains off Hwy 473 about 25 miles southeast of Show Low Setting: Mountainous Size: 37 acres Elevation: 8,100 feet Features: Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Cutthroat Trout Season: Memorial Day to Labor Day Fee: $300/day plus $3/person Fool Hollow Lake Imagine camping among 100-foot pine trees beside a quiet lake watching majestic great blue herons at a cool 6,300 feet in elevation. Year-round camping, fishing, picnicking, boating and wildlife viewing opportunities make Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area a very popular place. Show Low Creek flows into Fool Hollow Lake, providing a natural feeding ground for a variety of wildlife and a very diverse fishery. Fishing opportunities are abundant with rainbow trout, brown trout, large and small mouth bass, black crappie, green sunfish, channel catfish and walleye are all present in the lake. Catchable sized rainbow trout are stocked by the Arizona Game and Fish Department mid-May through September. The tiny town of Adair has long since been covered by the lake, but it was Thomas Westly Adair who was responsible for the name Fool Hollow. In 1885, Adair moved into the area with the intention of farming. The locals joked that only a fool would try and farm the place. The name obviously stuck.. The Basics Location: A few miles northwest of Show Low Setting: Mountainous Size: 150 acres Elevation: 6,300 feet Features: Fish Cleaning Station Picnic Areas Toilets Showers Boat Ramp Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Bass Catfish Smallmouth Bass Walleye Largemouth Bass Crappie Season: Late Spring - Fall Fee: $4 - $11 Hawley Lake Located high up in the White Mountains at 8,200 feet popular Hawley Lake offers good chances for rainbow, cutthroat, brown and brook trout. Hawley Lake Resort along the shore has a grocery store, boat rentals, cabins, campsites, and laundry facilities. Hawley Lake is located on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation and daily fishing permits are required. They can be obtained at most convenience stores in the area. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains off Hwy 473 about 30 miles southeast of Show Low Setting: Mountainous Size: 300 acres Elevation: 8,200 feet Features: Toilets Cabins Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Boat Rentals Convenience Store Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Cutthroat Trout Brook Trout Horseshoe Cienega Lake Horseshoe Cienega Lake yielded the state record Brown Trout at 16 lbs. 7 oz. It is located just off the highway between Pinetop and Springerville and is quite popular. In winter there is good ice fishing. You'll find at the lake a store, boat rental, campgrounds, picnic tables, and restrooms. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains off Hwy 260 about 27 miles southeast of Show Low Setting: Mountainous Size: 121 acres Elevation: 8,100 feet Features: Picnic Areas Toilets Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Boat Rentals Convenience Store Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Season: May - September Mexican Hay Lake Mexican Hay Lake has a brushy shoreline, is small and weedy. It has yielded some lunkers though, so it may be worth a look. No camping is available. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains off Hwy 273 about 25 miles southwest of Springerville Setting: Mountainous Size: 164 acres Elevation: 8,800 feet Features: Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing River Reservoir River Reservoir is one of the three "Greer Lakes," located in the White Mountains near the town of Greer. The other Greer Lakes are Bunch Lake and Tunnel Lake. River Reservoir has good-sized Brown trout and plenty of Rainbows. Only electric motors are allowed on the lake and live bait fishing is prohibited. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains near the town of Greer about 15 miles southwest of Springerville Setting: Mountainous Size: 50-120 acres Elevation: 8,200 feet Features: Boat Ramp Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Show Low Lake Show Low lake near the town of Show Low is the lake to choose if you're interested in Walleye. The state record 12 pounder was caught here. The lake also holds Rainbow and Brown trout, Largemouth Bass, Sunfish, and Catfish. At the lake is a bait shop, boat rentals and launch. The Navajo County Parks and Recreation Department operates campgrounds at the lake. Motors must not exceed 8 HP and no live bait fishing is permitted. The Basics Location: Off Hwy 260 near the town of Show Low Setting: Flat to Hilly Elevation: 6,500 feet Features: Toilets Drinking Water Boat Ramp Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Boat Rentals Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Bass Catfish Walleye Largemouth Bass Bluegill Northern Pike Sunrise Lake Sunrise is a large lake located off Hwy 260 between Pinetop and Springerville in the White Mountains. Fish grow to between 15 and 20 inches here and hence is quite popular with fishermen. Fishing from shore or from a small craft are both productive, though be aware it sometimes gets quite windy. The area has campgrounds, convenience stores, and boat rentals. Motors must not exceed 8 HP and no live bait fishing is permitted. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains off Hwy 373 about 30 miles southeast of Show Low Setting: Flat to Hilly Size: 900 acres Elevation: 9,000 feet Features: Modern Restrooms Boat Ramp Campground Activities: Fishing Services: Boat Rentals Fuel Available Convenience Store Woods Canyon Lake Woods Canyon Lake is located along the Mogollon Rim off Hwy 260 about 30 miles east of Payson. It is stocked with rainbow trout and also contains brownies and brookies. Use tends to be significant. Campgrounds are nearby. Only electric motors are permitted on the lake. The Basics Location: Along the Mogollon Rim off Hwy 260 about 30 miles east of Payson Setting: Mountainous Size: 55 acres Elevation: 7,500 feet Features: Sewage Disposal Boat Ramp Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Boat Rentals Concessions Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Brook Trout Special Notes To get there: From Payson travel east on SR 260 towards Heber. At the top of rim turn left onto FR 300 (Woods Canyon Lake turnoff). Travel approximately 5 miles to junction FR 105. Turn right. Crescent Lake Located at 8,900 feet in the White Mountains is attractive Crescent Lake. Fish here for Rainbows and Brookies. Boats can be rented at the lake. Motors must not exceed 8 HP and no live bait fishing is permitted. The Basics Location: In the White Mountains off Hwy 261 about 30 miles southwest of Springerville Setting: Mountainous Size: 130 acres Elevation: 8,900 feet Features: Toilets Drinking Water Boat Ramp Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Boating Services: Boat Rentals Fuel Available Fish: Rainbow Trout Brook Trout Willow Springs Lake Willow Springs Lake is located along the Mogollon Rim off Hwy 260 about 30 miles east of Payson. It is near Woods Canyon Lake. It is stocked with rainbow trout and also contains brownies, brookies, cuthroats and largemouth bass. Use tends to be heavy. Parking, restrooms and access built for for physically challenged anglers. Campgrounds are nearby. Motors must not exceed 8 HP. The Basics Location: Along the Mogollon Rim off Hwy 260 about 30 miles east of Payson Setting: Mountainous Size: 150 acres Elevation: 7,500 feet Features: Toilets Boat Ramp Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Fish: Rainbow Trout Bass Cutthroat Trout Brook Trout Largemouth Bass Season: Mid-April to mid-November Special Notes To get there: From Payson travel east on SR 260 towards Heber. At the top of the rim turn left onto FR 149 (Willow Springs Lake turnoff) about 1 mile past Woods Canyon Lake turnoff (FR 300). 1 mile to lake. Show Low - Golf Listed below are golf courses that are open to the public in the Show Low area. Click on any name for more information. Arizona's Lodging Choice Show Low Golf Course Show Low 928-537-4564 $25 (Prices vary by season) Hidden Cove Golf Course Holbrook 928-524-3097 $14 Snowflake Municipal Golf Course Snowflake 928-536-7233 $15 Show Low Golf Course The Basics Classification: Public Champ. Tees: 6325 yds, 116 slope, 68.5 rating Men's Tees: 5915 yds, 114 slope, 67.7 rating Exec. Tees: 5509 yds, 111 slope, 66.3 rating Ladies' Tees: 5291 yds, 120 slope, 68.0 rating Amenities: Restaurant Driving Range Championship Tees Rental Clubs Season: Open year round Price: $25 (Prices vary by season) Address: 860 N. 36th Drive Show Low, AZ 85901 Phone: 928-537-4564 Hidden Cove Golf Course The Basics Classification: Public Champ. Tees: 6538 yds, 115 slope, 71.2 rating Men's Tees: 5814 yds, 110 slope, 67.8 rating Ladies' Tees: 5356 yds, 108 slope, 68.6 rating Amenities: Driving Range Championship Tees Rental Clubs Snack Bar Season: Open year round Price: $14 (Prices vary by season) Address: 1500 Golf Course Rd Holbrook, AZ 86025 Phone: 928-524-3097 Snowflake Municipal Golf Course The Basics Classification: Public Champ. Tees: 6352 yds, 112 slope, 68.1 rating Men's Tees: 6092 yds, 103 slope, 67.2 rating Ladies' Tees: 9286 yds, 111 slope, 70 rating Amenities: Driving Range Championship Tees Rental Clubs Season: Open year round Price: $15 (Prices vary by season) Address: 90 N Country Club Dr Snowflake, AZ 85937 Phone: 928-536-7233 Show Low - Horseback Riding Companies that offer horseback riding trips in the Show Low area are listed below. Click on any name for more information. Arizona's Lodging Choice Bob-Kat Ranch Mogollon Rim Bob-Kat Ranch Trip Types: Horseback Riding Area(s) Covered: Mogollon Rim When Offered: Year Round Trip Price: $20 and up Address: 7075 White Gate Way Linden, AZ 85901 Local: 928-537-0261 Toll Free: 800-821-1729 Show Low - Rafting / Kayaking / Canoeing Listed below is information on rivers suitable for rafting, kayaking and/or canoeing in the Show Low area. Click on any name for more information. Spectacular Rafting Trips Black River - Buffalo Crossing to Black River Bridge 1/2 to 1 day This roadless, one day trip is very isolated. With good flows at the right time of the year, it's really a special treat. Upper Salt River 1 Day - Apache Whitewater About 6 hours Up to Class III This 10 mile day trip is through the very scenic Salt River Canyon. Hwy 60 to Gleason Flats - Upper Salt River Canyon 2 days Up to Class IV 20 mile 2 day scenic desert canyon whitewater trip. Salt River Canyon 1, 2, 3 & 5 day Salt River Canyon provides some excellent whitewater rafting opportunities. Single- and multi- day trips are available with rapids up to Class 4. Black River - Buffalo Crossing to Black River Bridge This roadless, one day trip is very isolated. With good flows at the right time of the year, it's really a special treat. The Basics Location: Put in is near Buffalo Crossing campground about 35 miles south of Springerville Length: 15 miles Trip Time: 1/2 to 1 day Suitability: Intermediate to advanced kayak Season(s): March to April Camping: No permits required More Details For more details, please contact: U.S. Forest Service Alpine Ranger District Post Office Box 469 Alpine, AZ 85920 928/339-4384 Upper Salt River 1 Day - Apache Whitewater This 10 mile day trip is through the very scenic Salt River Canyon. Put in is at the Hwy 60 bridge in the Salt River Canyon. The Basics Location: Salt River Canyon north of Globe Setting: Desert Canyon Length: 10 miles Trip Time: About 6 hours Difficulty: Up to Class III Season(s): Late February - Late May More Details Requires Apache permit Hwy 60 to Gleason Flats - Upper Salt River Canyon Put in at Hwy 60 bridge 40 miles north of Globe. This is a 20 mile 2 day trip which includes class 4 rapids. Take-out is at Gleason Flats with a 1 1/2 mile hike. The Basics Location: Salt River Canyon north of Globe Setting: Desert Canyon Length: 20 miles Trip Time: 2 days Difficulty: Up to Class IV Season(s): March - May More Details An Apache Permit Fee of $10 is charged for all trips departing Monday through Thursday. A $15 Permit Fee is charged for all trips departing Friday through Sunday. Salt River Canyon Salt River Canyon provides some excellent whitewater rafting opportunities. Single- and multi- day trips are available with rapids up to Class 4. Single day trips are 10 miles and often include a pack lunch and possible short hikes in side canyons. 2, 3 and 5 day trips are also available. They bring you deeper and deeper into the canyon and away from civilization. The Salt River is situated along the southern edge of the Colorado Plateau between mountain and desert ecosystems. The result is a interesting variety of plant, animal and bird life. Trips start through oak and juniper woodlands before dropping into the Lower Sonoran desert with its magnificent saguaro cactus. Many side canyon hikes lead to fascinating micro habitats for you to explore. The Basics Location: Salt River Canyon north of Globe Setting: Desert Canyon Length: 10 - 53 miles Single day trips are 10 miles Trip Time: 1, 2, 3 & 5 day Season(s): March - May More Details Single day trips often run about $100. Multi-day trips cost from $300 to $800. An additional Apache Permit Fee of $10 is charged for all trips departing Monday through Thursday. A $15 Permit Fee is charged for all trips departing Friday through Sunday. Show Low - Skiing Listed below are ski resorts in the Show Low area. Click on any name for more information. Arizona's Lodging Choice Sunrise Park Resort 800 acres 1,800 ft. drop 65 runs $13 - $34 Sunrise Park Resort Located in the heart of White Mountains in eastern Arizona, Sunrise Park Resort is Arizona's largest ski area. It has 65 runs serviced by 8 lifts. There is also a separate snowboarding area, cross country ski trails, and a special childrens's "ski-wee" area. Sunrise Park Resort has a rental shop and offers ski lessons. The Sunrise Park Lodge located at the base of the mountain has 100 guest rooms for winter (and summer) lodging. It features 2 restaurants, a lounge, indoor pool, whirlpool, outdoor whirlpool, sauna, game room and meeting facilities. Sunrise Park Resort is about 200 miles northeast of Phoenix. Mountain Statistics Skiable Acres Vert. 800 acres Drop Base 1,800 ft. Elev. Total 9,200 ft. Runs 65 runs Adv. 20% Int. 40% Beg. 40% Lifts 8 lifts General Location: In the White Mountains in eastern Arizona Season: December - April Hours: 9 am - 4 pm Price Range: $13 - $34 Address: PO Box 117 Greer, 85927 Local: 928-735-7669 Toll Free: 800-772-7669 Fax: 928-735-7339 Show Low - Attractions Listed below are attractions to consider in the Show Low area. Click on any name for more information. The Place That People Value Casinos Hon-Dah Casino 777 Hwy 260 Pinetop 800-929-8744 Hon-Dah Casino Hon-Dah Casino is a Native American run reservation casino with keno, poker, slots and video slots. The casino is located 3 miles outside of Pinetop at the Junction of Hwy 260 and 73. Location: 15 miles southeast of Show Low Hours: Open 24 hours Season: Open year round Address: 777 Hwy 260 Pinetop , AZ 85935 Toll Free: 800-929-8744 Local: 928-369-0299 Show Low - Scenic Drive Scenic drives to consider in the Show Low area are listed below. Click on any name for complete information Hwy 260 Eagar to Pinetop 45 miles oneway 1-1/2 hours Highway 260 between Eagar and Pinetop-Lakeside features high-elevation meadows, streams and lakes of the White Mountains. Woods Canyon Lake Loop Scenic Drive 58 mile loop 2-3 hours Ponderosa Pine Forest Hwy 260 Heber to Woods Canyon Lake Turnoff 20 miles oneway 1/2 hour Highway 260 on the Mogollon Rim features an extensive stand of ponderosa pine and much cooler temperatures than the Phoenix area. Hwy 60 Globe to Show Low 82 miles oneway 2 hours From Globe Hwy 60 runs from lower elevation desert in the Tonto National Forest into tall Ponderosa Pine forest s of the Mogollon Rim near Show Low. Hwy 260 Eagar to Pinetop Highway 260 between Eagar and Pinetop-Lakeside features high-elevation meadows, streams and lakes of the White Mountains. You get outstanding views of Sunrise Ski Area and the old sawmill at McNary. Location: In eastern Arizona along the White Mountains southeast of Show Low Setting: Mountainous Features: Exceptional Panoramas/Overlooks Hiking Trails Surface(s): Paved Suitable For: Any Vehicle Length: 45 miles oneway Time To Allow: 1-1/2 hours Season: Drivable year round Woods Canyon Lake Loop Scenic Drive The Woods Canyon Lake loop provides nice beauty along its 58 miles. To follow the route: From Woods Canyon Lake take Forest Road 300 about 13 miles to Forest Road 115 and proceed to Ohaco Lookout, where you'll take Forest Road 56. Take Forest Road 56 to its junction with Forest Road 225 and proceed on Forest Road 225 to its junction with Forest Road 34. Take Forest Road 34 to the junction with Forest Road 100 where you'll turn left. Proceed on Forest Road 100 until it joins Forest Road 169, where you'll turn right; take Forest Road 169 until it joins Forest Road 300; turn left on Forest Road 300 and take it back to your starting point at Woods Canyon Lake. Location: Between Payson and Show Low near Woods Canyon Lake Setting: Flat to Hilly Features: Lake Views Exceptional Panoramas/Overlooks Surface(s): Maintained Dirt or Gravel Suitable For: Any Vehicle Length: 58 mile loop Time To Allow: 2-3 hours Season: Spring - Fall Hwy 260 Heber to Woods Canyon Lake Turnoff Highway 260 on the Mogollon Rim features an extensive stand of ponderosa pine and much cooler temperatures than the Phoenix area. This 20 mile stretch runs from the Woods Canyon Lake turnoff to Heber. People flock to this area to get cool in the summer and to play in the snow in the winter. Location: Between Show Low and Payson on the Mogollon Rim Setting: Flat to Hilly Features: Exceptional Panoramas/Overlooks Hiking Trails Surface(s): Paved Suitable For: Any Vehicle Length: 20 miles oneway Time To Allow: 1/2 hour Season: Drivable year round Hwy 60 Globe to Show Low From Globe Hwy 60 runs from lower elevation desert in the Tonto National Forest into tall Ponderosa Pine forests of the Mogollon Rim near Show Low. Along the way this winding road wends along the Salt River Canyon, offering some dramatic views. Location: Along Hwy 60 from Globe to Show Low Setting: Mountainous Desert Features: Exceptional Panoramas/Overlooks Surface(s): Paved Suitable For: Any Vehicle Length: 82 miles oneway Time To Allow: 2 hours Season: Drivable year round Show Low - Camping Listed below are RV parks and campgrounds in the Show Low area. Click on any name for more information. The Place That People Value In and near Show Low Elk Meadows Sunrise Of Arizona 928-535-5978 Elk Pines RV Resort 928-535-3833 Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area 928-537-3680 92 RV + 31 Campsites Hon-Dah RV Park 928-369-7400 Juniper Ridge RV Resort 928-537-4805 K-Bar RV Resort 928-537-2886 Lakeside Campground 877-444-6777 82 sites Lewis Canyon Group Camping 877-444-6777 Los Burros Campground 10 sites Overgaard Resort & Trailer Park 928-535-4430 Pete's Retreat RV Resort 928-368-5427 Pinecone Court 928-367-1848 Ponderosa Trailer Park 928-368-6989 Putter's Paradise RV Park 928-536-2127 Recreation Resource Management 928-535-9233 Scott Reservoir Campground 12 sites Show Low Lake 928-537-4126 Sleepy Hollow RV Park 928-368-9029 Venture In RV Park 928-537-4443 Venture In RV Resort 928-537-4443 Waltner's RV Resort 928-537-4611 Elk Meadows Sunrise Of Arizona Address: 9990 Highway 260 Show Low , AZ 85901 Phone: 928-535-5978 Elk Pines RV Resort Location: Hwy 260 west of Show Low near Overgaard Address: 2256 Highway 260 Overgaard , AZ 85933 Phone: 928-535-3833 Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area Recent development of Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area has created a top of the line experience. Campsites are located in several loops that wind amongst ponderosa pine. Many campsites have a view of the 150 acre lake and wildlife islands. The predominant tree species is ponderosa pine with juniper and pinyon pine scattered about. A newly constructed day use area offers five large group picnic ramadas and two playgrounds. Location: A few miles northwest of Show Low Season: Year round Size: 92 RV + 31 Campsites RV Hook-ups: 92 sites Activities: Boating Fishing Phone: 928-537-3680 Amenities Drinking Water Hot & Cold Running Water Flush Toilets Hot Showers RV Sites Full Hook-Ups Dumping Facilities Amenity list above may not be complete. More Helpful Information Tents, trailers, and motorhomes up to 45 foot Hon-Dah RV Park Address: Highway 73 & 260 Pinetop , AZ 85935 Phone: 928-369-7400 Juniper Ridge RV Resort Address: 1911 Juniper Ridge Resort # 2 Show Low , AZ 85901 Phone: 928-537-4805 K-Bar RV Resort Address: 300 N. 16th Ave. Show Low , AZ 85901-4500 Phone: 928-537-2886 Lakeside Campground Situated near Rainbow Lake and in the midst of beautiful ponderosa pines, Lakeside Campground is one of the oldest National Forest campgrounds in the state of Arizona. It has always been one of the most popular campsites in the area. Tents, trailers, and motorhomes up to 32 foot are allowed. RESERVE YOUR CAMPSITE NOW! The Basics Location: Near Pinetop-Lakeside Season: May - Sept. Size: 82 sites Reservations: 877-444-6777 Amenities Drinking Water Vault Toilets Dumping Facilities Reservations Accepted Amenity list above may not be complete. Lewis Canyon Group Camping Lewis Canyon Campground is located in a beautiful ponderosa pine setting with a large open field nearby. Wild turkeys, elk and deer are often seen nearby. The trailhead to the Juniper Ridge Trail #640 is located at the group campground. This trail is open to non-motorized vehicles; hikers, horses and mountain bicycles. The trail is a pleasant 14 mile loop through ponderosa pines, juniper and manzanita county. A shorter 7 mile loop trail is also marked. Capacity of campground is 150 people. RESERVE YOUR CAMPSITE NOW! The Basics Location: 13 miles west of Show Low Season: May - Sept. Reservations: 877-444-6777 Amenities Vault Toilets Horseshoe Pit Reservations Accepted Group Sites Available Amenity list above may not be complete. Los Burros Campground Los Burros Campground is also the site of a former Forest Service Ranger Station with an old barn and a corral that are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Los Burros Trailhead is also located here currently but is scheduled to be re-routed in the future. Los Burros is located at the edge of a beautiful meadow and is characterized by aspen trees scattered throughout the area. Trailers up to 22 feet are welcome. The Basics Location: 10 miles east of Pinetop-Lakeside Season: May - Sept. Size: 10 sites Overgaard Resort & Trailer Park Location: Off Hwy 260 between Payson and Show Low Address: 2750 Yates Rd. Overgaard , AZ 85933 Phone: 928-535-4430 Pete's Retreat RV Resort Address: 3486 Pete Retreat Rd. Lakeside , AZ 85929 Phone: 928-368-5427 Pinecone Court Address: 2347 E. Poplar Dr. Pinetop , AZ 85935 Phone: 928-367-1848 Ponderosa Trailer Park Address: 1666 Ponderosa Park Lakeside , AZ 85929 Phone: 928-368-6989 Putter's Paradise RV Park Address: 2085 West Hwy 277 Snowflake , AZ 85937 Phone: 928-536-2127 Recreation Resource Management Location: Along Hwy 260 west of Show Low Address: 28700 Arizona Highway 260 Heber , AZ 85928 Phone: 928-535-9233 Scott Reservoir Campground Situated near Scott Reservoir, Scott Reservoir Campground has only modest developments but is very popular throughout the summer. Camping and picnicking is allowed along the lakeshore and surrounding area. A variety of fish species including; Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Channel Cat, Large Mouth Bass, Green Sunfish, Blue Gill, Black Bull Head, and Carp can be found in Scott Reservoir. From July to September summer thunderstorms are frequent and abrupt. Lightning is always a danger at this time, so take precautions and get off of the lake immediately. Location: About 9 miles southeast of Show Low Season: Year round Size: 12 sites Amenities Vault Toilets Amenity list above may not be complete. Show Low Lake Show Low lake near the town of Show Low is the lake to choose if you're interested in Walleye. The state record 12 pounder was caught here. The lake also holds Rainbow and Brown trout, Largemouth Bass, Sunfish, and Catfish. At the lake is a bait shop, boat rentals and launch. The Navajo County Parks and Recreation Department operates campgrounds at the lake. Motors must not exceed 8 HP and no live bait fishing is permitted. Location: Off Hwy 260 near the town of Show Low Setting: Flat to Hilly Elevation: 6,500 feet Features: Toilets Drinking Water Boat Ramp Campground Stocked Fish Activities: Fishing Services: Boat Rentals Fish: Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Bass Catfish Walleye Largemouth Bass Bluegill Northern Pike Sleepy Hollow RV Park Address: 3734 W. White Mountain Blvd Lakeside , AZ 85929-6122 Phone: 928-368-9029 Venture In RV Park Season: May - October Address: 270 N. Clark Rd. Show Low , AZ Phone: 928-537-4443 Amenities Hot Tub Game Room Shuffle Board Amenity list above may not be complete. Venture In RV Resort Address: 270 N. Clark Rd. Show Low , AZ 85901-4409 Phone: 928-537-4443 Waltner's RV Resort Address: 4800 S. 28th St Show Low , AZ 85901 Phone: 928-537-4611 Show Low - Lodging Listed below are hotels, motels, bed & breakfasts and other types of accommodations available in the Show Low area. Click on any name for more information. Sleep Inn - Show Low 1751 W. Deuce of Clubs Show Low 800-753-3746 $57-79 Our 70 room hotel is nestled amidst Ponderosa Pines in the White Mountains of Arizona. We offer our guests a deluxe breakfast bar, free local calls, free newspaper, in-room dataports, cable TV with HBO, microwaves, refrigerators, indoor pool and spa, and a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Other Listings Blue Ridge Motel & Cabins Pinetop 928-367-0758 Bonanza Motel Pinetop 928-367-4440 Canyon View Motel Heber 928-535-4598 Cedar Motel Snowflake 928-536-4606 Double B Lodge Pinetop 928-367-2747 $44-85 Downtown 9 Motel Show Low 928-537-4334 Econo Lodge - Pinetop Pinetop 928-367-3636 Hilltop House Motel Pinetop 928-367-4451 Holiday Inn - Show Low Show Low $68-$190 Hon Dah Resort Casino & Conference Center Pinetop 800-WAY-UP-HI $79-$180 K C Motel Show Low 928-537-4433 Kiva Motel Show Low 928-537-4542 Mountain Hacienda Lodge Pinetop 888-567-4148 $35-$65 Mountain Haven Inn Pinetop 928-367-2101 Murphy's Cabins Pinetop 928-367-5555 Nine Pines Motel Pinetop 928-367-2999 Northwoods Resort Pinetop 928-367-2966 Osmer D. Heritage Inn Snowflake 866-486-5947 $65-120 Snowy River Show Low 928-537-2926 Super 8 Motel - Pinetop Pinetop $50-$125 Super 8 Motel - Show Low Show Low 928-537-7694 Thunderbird Motel Show Low 928-537-4391 Timber Lodge Pinetop 928-367-4463 $35-85 Whispering Pines Resort Pinetop 800-840-3867 $75-$145 Woodland Inn And Suites Pinetop 928-367-3636 $49-$125 Best Western Inn of Pinetop Pinetop Best Western Paint Pony Lodge Show Low Best Western Sawmill Inn Heber $52-$85 Days Inn - Show Low Show Low $51-$115 Holiday Inn Express - Pinetop Pine Top $68-$133 Rainbow's End Resort Lakeside 928-368-9004 Show Low - Weather Provided below is some information on the weather you can expect in the Show Low area. General Climate At 6400 feet Show Low has a very desirable summer climate with highs in the 80's and nights in the 50's. Winter brings minimal snow and January lows in the teens. Month Avg. High Avg. Low Avg. Precip. January 48° F 17° F 0.6 in February 54° F 21° F 0.6 in March 59° F 25° F 1.0 in April 68° F 31° F 0.4 in May 76° F 38° F 0.5 in June 86° F 46° F 0.3 in July 89° F 56° F 2.1 in August 87° F 54° F 2.5 in September 81° F 47° F 1.6 in October 71° F 35° F 1.2 in November 59° F 25° F 0.8 in December 49° F 18° F 1.0 in Show Low - Basic Info Listed below are addresses and phone numbers of organizations that are often good sources of information for the Show Low area. Feel free to call any of them during normal business hours with your questions. Helpful Addresses & Numbers Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area 1500 N. Fool Hollow Lake Show Low , AZ 85901 928-537-3680 Bureau of Land Management - Arizona State Office 222 North Central Avenue Phoenix , AZ 85004-2203 602-417-9200 Arizona Game & Fish Department 2221 W. Greenway Rd. Phoenix , AZ 85023-4399 602-942-3000 Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests PO Box 640, 309 South Mountain Ave. Springerville , AZ 85938 928-333-4301 Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest - Black Mesa Ranger Districts P.O. Box 968 Overgaard , AZ 85933 928-535-4481 Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest - Forest Supervisor's Office P.O. Box 640 Springerville , AZ 85938 928-333-4301 Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest - Lakeside Ranger District 2022 W. White Mtn. Blvd. Lakeside , AZ 85929 928-368-5111 Show Low - Nearby Destinations Some destinations to consider near Show Low are listed below. Click on any name for complete information. Petrified Forest National Park Petrified Forest National Park is a nice day trip for those traveling I-40 in northeastern Arizona. It features the world's largest and most colorful concentrations of petrified wood as well as the multi-colored badlands of the Painted Desert. White Mountains The White Mountains are the second highest range in the state. Camping and fishing is plentiful in this high mountain area with several stocked lakes, and most years there is sufficient snow for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and downhill skiing at Sunrise Ski Area. Payson 15,000 Payson, Arizona is a pretty tourist town at the base of the Mogollon Rim in Central Arizona. It is nicely situated between cooler mountain climes to the north and rugged desert to the south. Globe Pop: 7,000+ Globe is a mid-sized town of 7,000 people east of Phoenix. Globe is a good base to explore the recreational opportunities available in the national forests that surround the town. Hiking, mountain biking, camping, boating and fishing are all available. |
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