2018 Map of Stoneman Lake

About this map

Stoneman Lake serves as a central focal point for this section of the Coconino National Forest, where the high desert meets the volcanic landscape of northern Arizona. The terrain is marked by a high density of water management features, including dozens of stock tanks such as Basco Tank, Oak Grove Tank, and Wier-Number Eight Tank, which support the region's ranching heritage. Prominent volcanic and erosional landmarks like Lee Butte and Luke Mtn rise above deep drainage systems such as Cedar Tank Canyon and Rarick Canyon. The presence of numerous named springs, including Bristow Spring and Rock Top Spring, alongside the many tanks, reveals a landscape carefully mapped for its vital water sources. Access is primarily defined by the historic routes of Rocky Park Rd and Stoneman Lake Rd, which navigate the complex topography near the Yavapai and Coconino county lines.