Discover free admission days, accessible lakeshore trails, ancient Mogollon pueblo centers, and low-cost community heritage museums across St. Johns, Springerville, Eagar, Round Valley, and Chinle.
Barrier-free canyon rim viewpoints, lakefront recreation parks, and mountain strolls.
Jointly managed by the National Park Service and the Navajo Nation. Features paved scenic rim drives with fully accessible, barrier-free viewing platforms overlooking ancient cliff dwellings and Spider Rock. The visitor center, museum exhibits, and bookstore provide level ramp entry and loaner manual wheelchairs.
1,500-acre reservoir along the Little Colorado River. Day-use area features level lakeside parking, accessible restrooms, barrier-free shaded picnic ramadas, and paved walkways along the shoreline with views of waterfowl and high-desert hills.
Protected lake sanctuary managed by Arizona Game and Fish. Features flat gravel trails and paved parking overlooking prime nesting habitat for bald eagles, osprey, and migratory waterbirds. Benches and shade ramadas are available near the lake entrance.
Ancient Mogollon basalt ruins, indigenous pottery displays, and frontier town archives.
Museum showcasing prehistoric artifacts excavated from the 800-year-old Casa Malpais basalt pueblo, including pottery, stone tools, and burial ornaments. Single-level museum inside the Springerville Heritage Center with wide, accessible hallways and quiet gallery rooms.
Preserves the multi-cultural frontier history of Apache County across several themed exhibit rooms, featuring Native American arts, pioneer ranching tools, mineral collections, and historic photography. Step-free entry with level floors throughout.
European fine art collections, historic schoolhouses, and pioneer family archives.
Located within the Springerville Heritage Center. Houses a collection of European fine art and antiques bequeathed to the town, including an engraving attributed to Rembrandt, 15th-century furniture, and fine porcelain. Wheelchair accessible with level parking and wide exhibition aisles.
Set against scenic red rock bluffs, this family-curated heritage complex preserves authentic pioneer cabins, an original stagecoach stop, antique musical instruments, and regional ranching memorabilia. Ground-level entry with packed-dirt paths connecting historic structures.
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