2011 Map of Engine Mountain

About this map

Willow Springs Ranch and Horseshoe Ranch represent the isolated pastoral character of this Cochise County landscape in the early twenty-first century. The terrain is defined by a series of significant drainages and elevations, including Engine Mountain and Horsefoot Mountain. Water sources such as Indian Spring and Rockhouse Spring remain critical landmarks in this arid environment, often located near the mouths of deep cuts like Indian Springs Canyon and Millsite Canyon. The presence of the Playas de los Pinos suggests a seasonal hydrological pattern common to this region of the Southwest. Travel through the area is largely limited to the High Lonesome Rd, which provides access to the network of canyons and washes, such as Horseshoe Wash and Wood Canyon, that dominate the local topography.