2018 Map of Knoll Lake

About this map

Mogollon Rim dominates the southern landscape of this 2018 survey, where the high plateau of the Coconino National Forest and Sitgreaves National Forest drops sharply into the Tonto National Forest. This abrupt geological transition defines the area's hydrology and transit, with numerous springs like Gentry Spring and Jumping Spring feeding complex canyon systems. The map traces historical and recreational routes, including the prominent General Crook trail and the Babe Haught track, which navigate the rim's edge. Significant water features such as Knoll Lake and Bear Canyon Lake are visible, alongside smaller impoundments like Lake Number Four. This modern topographic study captures the intersection of three major national forests at the boundary of Coconino and Gila counties, providing a detailed view of the rugged corridor between Campo Bonito and Rattlesnake Ridge.