2018 Map of Stockton Pass

About this map

Coronado National Forest encompasses the high-altitude terrain of the Pinaleno Mountains, where several notable summits and natural springs define the Graham County landscape. The namesake Stockton Pass provides a transition through the mountains, flanked by Maverick Mtn and the steep elevations of Ladybug Peak. The area is characterized by a network of drainage systems including Stockton Pass Wash, Hog Canyon Wash, and Gillespie Wash, which cut through the complex topography. Historical water sources such as Bootlegger Spring, Mush-Barrel Spring, and Shake Spring suggest a long history of human and livestock use in this arid environment. Other localized landmarks like Ladybug Saddle and Kane Spring Mtn highlight the specific naming conventions used by early travelers and forest rangers to navigate this stretch of the Coronado range.