2012 Map of Rustler Park

About this map

Hilltop and the surrounding high-elevation terrain define this landscape in the Chiricahua Mountains during the early 21st century. The network of Forest Service roads, including Pinery Canyon Rd and Barfoot Park Rd, provides access to numerous recreational sites such as the Rustler Park Campground and Upper Pinery Canyon Campground. The geography is marked by a series of prominent peaks and saddles, such as Barfoot Peak and Bootlegger Saddle, which separate deep drainages like Pinery Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon. This survey illustrates a wilderness utilized for both modern recreation and historic resource management, evidenced by the presence of Barfoot Lookout and Kasper Tunnel. Water sources are critical in this environment, with numerous named features such as Bear Wallow Spring, Onion Spring, and Hillside Spring supporting the local ecosystem and campers at the Methodist Camp.