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Feb 7, 2025
This was a beautiful area. Lots of different areas to stop off and see the area and even a swimming area for the hot sunny day. We didnt get to swim but on our list for next trip!Full review by Kristy A
Mar 24, 2024
Burnt Corral Campground is so beautiful, just next to the lake. A peaceful and silent place, which unfortunately has no dumping station - that's the only downside.Full review by Prinz_1080
Mar 7, 2024
We came to Tonto National Forest primarily to see the wild horses. At first we hiked along the Salt River hoping to catch a glimpse of them but none were to be seen. The forest is scenic and well m…Full review by Gorton54
How can we find the turn off for this hike? We'll actually becoming FROM the north, heading to Phoenix. Any hints of what to look for? Thanks, Pam
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Directions: To reach Diamond Point go northeast from Payson on Highway 260 (Star Valley Road) for about 14 miles. Turn west on Forest Road 64 before reaching Kohls Ranch. …
Directions: To reach Diamond Point go northeast from Payson on Highway 260 (Star Valley Road) for about 14 miles. Turn west on Forest Road 64 before reaching Kohls Ranch. Follow Forest Road 64 west for 4 miles; then turn south on Forest Road 65 and follow it for about 3.7 miles before pulling off the road and parking.
I will be driving a hightop van alone through the Tonto National Forest coming in through, New Mexico to Phoenix... I am a bit nervous about road conditions, are the roads paved and big enough for two big vehicles to pass..? This will be in January
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The roads are paved, however, in January they may have some snow. Delivery trucks use this route so I would think “wide” is not an issue. They’ve been working on the roads so they …
The roads are paved, however, in January they may have some snow. Delivery trucks use this route so I would think “wide” is not an issue. They’ve been working on the roads so they are in good condition. Wishing you a safe drive.
I live in Phoenix area and plan to go to Tonto National Forest for day trip with my teenage girl. It takes only about 2 hours from my home so I think it's doable. Is there any hard or scary road to drive because I'm kind of scared to drive on very high mountain or super rough road even though I'm a good driver.
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Hi there, The drive in the Tonto National Forest was on paved roads and I don't recall any scary moments. Check out a good map or google maps or google earth before going …
Hi there, The drive in the Tonto National Forest was on paved roads and I don't recall any scary moments. Check out a good map or google maps or google earth before going anywhere, select roads and you will see where the paved roads are. This way you can plan your route and avoid any surprises. The road option and photo options in in Google earth.
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