2014 Map of Pipe Spring

About this map

Pipe Spring National Monument serves as the focal point of this arid landscape, preserving a vital oasis in the high desert of the Arizona Strip. The settlement of Kaibab and the nearby community of Moccasin are situated along the base of the Moccasin Mountains, where water sources like Pipe Spring historically supported habitation in an otherwise parched environment. The map details a complex network of seasonal drainages, including Twomile Wash and Pipe Valley Wash, which carve through the plateau toward southern landforms such as Bulrush Point and Burnt Canyon Point. Significant routes like Az-389 and Mt Trumbull Rd provide modern access through this remote territory, while landmarks like Scotts Hole and Twomile Seep indicate the critical importance of isolated water points for livestock and travelers in this section of Mohave County.