Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Located in the Coconino National Forest, Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness spans over 47,000 acres of Arizona's breathtaking red rock country. This rugged and remote wilderness is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a mix of high desert plateaus and deep canyons, punctuated by the stunning red and orange-hued sandstone formations for which it is famous. The area is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, adapted to the distinct geographical layout and climate of the region. Historically, the land has connections to indigenous cultures, with distinct rock art and archaeological sites adding depth to its natural beauty. Visitors to the wilderness can engage in numerous recreational activities, including hiking, primitive camping, and wildlife viewing, while enjoying iconic vistas like the view from Devil's Bridge, one of the area's natural sandstone arches. Its isolation and challenging terrain make it a unique destination for adventurous visitors seeking solitude and the raw splendor of the American Southwest.
