2018 Map of Horner Mountain

About this map

Beasley Flat serves as a prominent landmark along the Verde River as it winds through this portion of Yavapai County. The landscape is defined by its complex hydrology and dramatic relief, transitioning from the high point of Squaw Peak in the northwest to the expansive Tule Mesa and Verde Rim in the south. Named water sources like Amerone Spring Number One, North Mine Spring, and Goat Springs are scattered throughout the Prescott National Forest and Coconino National Forest, indicating the vital role of these isolated springs in an arid environment. Evidence of local history and rugged geography is found in places like Gospel Hollow, Punk Rock, and the foreboding Hell Hole. Movement through the area is facilitated by primitive routes such as S Salt Mine Rd and Towel Creek, connecting various livestock and water management features like Rodeo Flat Tank and Oxbow Tank.