2021 Map of Alpine
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
The settlement of Alpine sits at the high eastern edge of the Apache National Forest, where the headwaters of the San Francisco River wind through the mountain landscape. This area is characterized by high-elevation meadows and peaks, including South Mtn and Tenny Mtn, punctuated by natural drainage features like Spit Sink and DT Sink. The land use is defined by a extensive system of water management tanks, such as Williams Tank and Timber Bench Tank, which support the livestock and wildlife within the national forest boundaries. A sophisticated network of recreational trails, including the Valley Bike Trl and Lookout Meadow Loop Trl, crisscrosses Williams Valley, indicating the transition of this traditional mountain community toward seasonal recreation and forest management. The presence of numerous family-named landmarks like Bennys Tank and Georges Tank reflects the long-standing ranching history of the Apache County high country.
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