2011 Map of Haunted Canyon

About this map

Tony Ranch and Kennedy Ranch serve as primary human landmarks in this high-desert landscape of central Arizona. The area is defined by a dense network of water sources, from the prominent West Fork Pinto Creek to numerous uniquely named springs like Cuff Button Spring, Case Knife Spring, and Musk Hog Spring. This concentration of springs suggests a terrain where water management was critical for ranching and survival. Significant geological features such as Pinto Peak and the namesake Haunted Canyon frame the drainage basins of Campaign Creek and Horrell Creek. Local access is marked by the Miles Ranch Trailhead and Forest Rd 287A, which connect the more remote areas like Sawtooth Ridge and Bull Basin to the broader regional geography.