2013 Map of Bull Basin

About this map

Aspen Mountain and the San Francisco Mountains dominate this high-country landscape where the boundaries of the Apache National Forest and Gila National Forest converge. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainages and named summits, including Black Bull Peak and Joe Green Peak, reflecting a landscape managed for timber and grazing. Cultural markers like Leggett Cabin Spring and several livestock water features such as Leggett Tank and Bluff Tank indicate a long-standing ranching presence in the region. Transportation is anchored by US Hwy 180, which winds through the canyons and draws, while an intricate system of forest roads, such as Pueblo Park Rd, provides access to more remote locations like Horse Mesa and the aptly named Dangerous Park Canyon.