Arizona Trail Passages

The Arizona Trail is divided into 43 passages. The following table lists all of the passages in order from south to north. The "Access Map" column indicates whether or not a Trail Access Map is available and downloadable for this passage. The "Map Data" and "GPS Data" columns refer to downloadable Map and GPS data. Clicking on a passage name will bring up information about that passage.

There are several types of topographic maps available for all of these passages.

Large pre-printed maps can be purchased from the BLM office in Phoenix, AZ. For more information about them, see the notes below.
Small, less-detailed "pocket maps" can be purchased at our online store, or are free to ATA members from our pocket maps page.
If you wish to print your own topographic maps you can purchase our Topo Maps CD. It contains detailed maps and is available at a discounted price to ATA members.

The map and GPS data in the table below is only available to ATA members. If you are already an ATA member, go to our member login page and enter your user name and password. Once logged in, you can return to this page to view and/or download any of the map and GPS data.

If you are not a member of the ATA and would like to join, please go to our online membership page.

#	Passage Name	Length	Access Map	Map Data (see note 1)	GPS Data (see note 2)
1	Huachuca Mountains	21.7	YES	YES	YES
2	Canelo Hills East	14.5	YES	YES	YES
3	Canelo Hills West	16.6	YES	YES	YES
4	Temporal Gulch	22.3	YES	YES	YES
5	Santa Rita Mountains	13.5	YES	YES	YES
6	Las Colinas	13.3	YES	YES	YES
7	Las Cienegas	13.0	YES	YES	YES
8	Rincon Valley	14.8	YES	YES	YES
9	Rincon Mountains	21.6	YES	YES	YES
10	Redington Pass	15.7	YES	YES	YES
11	Santa Catalina Mountains	11.7	YES	YES	YES
12	Oracle Ridge	22.1	YES	YES	YES
13	Oracle	8.3	YES	YES	YES
14	Black Hills	27.4	YES	YES	YES
15	Tortilla Mountains	28.4	YES	YES	YES
16	Gila River Canyons	25.2	YES	YES	YES
17	Alamo Canyon	11.5	YES	YES	YES
18	Reavis Canyon	18.6	YES	YES	YES
19	Superstition Wilderness	28.7	YES	YES	YES
20	Four Peaks	19.5	YES	YES	YES
21	Pine Mountain	19.8	YES	YES	YES
22	Saddle Mountain	16.0	YES	YES	YES
23	Mazatzal Divide	22.0	YES	YES	YES
24	Red Hills	14.3	YES	YES	YES
25	Whiterock Mesa	11.4	YES	YES	YES
26	Hardscrabble Mesa	12.0	YES	YES	YES
27	Highline	18.7	YES	YES	YES
28	Blue Ridge	16.1	YES	YES	YES
29	Happy Jack	30.7	YES	YES	YES
30	Mormon Lake	33.9	YES	YES	YES
31	Walnut Canyon	18.2	YES	YES	YES
32	Mt Elden	14.0	YES	YES	YES
33	Flagstaff	17.3	YES	YES	YES
34	San Francisco Peaks	36.0	YES	YES	YES
35	Babbitt Ranch	25.6	YES	YES	YES
36	Coconino Rim	19.0	YES	YES	YES
37	Grand Canyon - South Rim	23.5	YES	YES	YES
38	Grand Canyon - Inner Gorge	21.4	YES	YES	YES
39	Grand Canyon - North Rim	12.6	YES	YES	YES
40	Kaibab Plateau South	21.4	YES	YES	YES
41	Kaibab Plateau Central	17.2	YES	YES	YES
42	Kaibab Plateau North	17.0	YES	YES	YES
43	Buckskin Mountain	10.8	YES	YES	YES

NOTES:

1 - Map data is the entire set of GPS data that is used to create a line (track) on a map. It was recorded using GPS datum WGS84, and is stored in the format: degrees/decimal degrees.

2 - GPS data is a subset of the Map Data. It can be loaded into a GPS device for navigation purposes. It was recorded using GPS datum WGS84, and is stored in the format: degrees/decimal degrees.

Topo Maps are 36" by 36", at 1:24,000 scale. Some passages do not fit on one map. These maps have been broken into two (A & B). Trail Topo Maps ONLY are available at the Explore Arizona/BLM Info Center.

BLM Information Center
(602) 417-9300 (Local)
(800) 986-1151 (Outside metro Phx.)
Email:
Website: www.blm.gov/az

For all other maps, the guidebooks, and other information contact the Arizona Trail Association.