2018 Map of Hoodoo Knoll

About this map

The Black River carves a deep, winding path through this portion of the Apache National Forest, defining the boundary between Apache and Greenlee counties. This high-altitude landscape is characterized by a network of drainage systems like Wildcat Cr and Fish Creek, which flow toward the river through distinct landforms such as Fish Bench and Wildcat Point. The area's reliance on managed water sources is evident in the numerous tanks and springs scattered across the terrain, including Coyote Sink, Turkey Tank, and Mushroom Seep. To the south, the terrain rises toward Gobbler Point and the prominent Bear Wallow area. Pockets of level ground such as Paradise Park and small water bodies like Elk Lake and McKibbins Pond punctuate the ridges, while Hoodoo Knoll stands as a central landmark amidst the forest's complex topography.