2014 Map of Seepage Mountain

About this map

Prescott National Forest dominates the southern half of this Yavapai County terrain, where the high point of Seepage Mountain overlooks a landscape defined by an intricate network of seasonal drainage and cattle tanks. The northern reach is characterized by the broad Dead Steer Basin and the confluence of numerous desert washes, including Stringtown Wash and Hyde Creek, which feed into the larger Williamson Valley Wash system. This 2013-era mapping shows a remote Arizona backcountry structured for ranching and forest management, evidenced by the strategic placement of water resources like Sawmill Tank, Cold Water Tank, and Humphrey Tank. Access through this section of the national forest relies on several Forest Service routes, most notably FS 21, which traverses the central valley between the mountain slopes and the northern basins.