2011 Map of Pepper Canyon

About this map

Carrizo Creek and Cibecue Creek dominate the high desert drainage of this corner of Navajo County, reflecting a landscape defined by significant elevation changes and seasonal water sources. The map highlights a series of small, scattered watering holes and natural basins including Donkey Lake, Louse Lake, and Wagon Wheel Lake, which are essential features in this arid environment. Navigation across the high ground is marked by Carrizo Ridge Rd and the Buckskin Trl, which follow the natural contours of prominent landmarks like Carrizo Ridge and Whitetail Ridge. Named springs such as White Spring, Twin Springs, and Rock Point Spring provide critical reference points for local history and land use. The presence of Indian Rte 34 along the eastern edge suggests the primary modern corridor through this network of canyons, including Pryce Canyon and Pepper Canyon, which feed into the larger creek systems.