2014 Map of Wilson Mountain

About this map

Sedona and West Sedona sit at the southern edge of this complex canyon landscape, where residential development meets the protected wilderness of the Coconino National Forest. The map reveals a high concentration of distinctive natural formations that define the region's geography, from the heights of Wilson Mountain and Secret Mtn to the narrow corridors of Secret Canyon and Oak Creek Canyon. This era of mapping documents the established network of forest roads and trails, such as Boynton Pass Rd and Golf Club Way, which provide access to famous landmarks like the Devils Bridge and Vultee Arch. Numerous livestock tanks, including Rattlesnake Tank and Hancock Cabin Tank, are scattered across the mesas, indicating the area's continued use for ranching despite the growing influence of the nearby town centers.