2014 Map of Kendrick Peak

About this map

Kendrick Peak dominates this high-altitude landscape where the Coconino National Forest and Kaibab National Forest converge. The topography is defined by significant volcanic and tectonic features, including the prominent Slate Mtn to the north and the cluster of Hochderffer Hills in the southeast. This map captures a complex network of high-country water management, indicated by numerous named stock tanks and seasonal sources such as Kendrick Tank, Crowley Park Tank, and Prong Lake. The presence of Crater Lake and Crater Spring Tank near the central peaks illustrates the geological character of the region. Transportation is concentrated along US Hwy 180, which skirts the meadows of Kendrick Park and Crowley Park, providing access to the various forest service roads like Fire Rd 151E.