1964 Map of Two Bar Mountain

About this map

The Tonto National Forest landscape shown here in the mid-1960s is defined by its deep canyons and isolated outposts. High ridges such as Two Bar Mountain and Black Mountain dominate the terrain, which is primarily accessed by a network of jeep trails and the historic Apache Trail that winds along the northern and eastern reaches. While much of the land remains wild, the map records the presence of local ranching operations and early settlement infrastructure, including the Two Bar Ranch and a remote Schoolhouse.