Fire Information in Arizona

Fire Information

Arizona is one of the most arid regions in the world. Every year forest fires devastate thousands of acres of pristine forests throughout the state. Many of the fires are caused by humans who believe that the campfire they enjoyed was put out. Thus, almost every year, there is a forest closure or a ban on any open flame in most of the campgrounds statewide. The following links below can keep you up to date on Fire Information across Arizona

http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/state/3/

The above site has links and maps of active fires.

firerestrictions.us/az/  

The above site has county specific fire restrictions

Tonto National Forest

Coconino National Forest

Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests

Kaibab National Forest

Prescott National Forest

Coronado National Forest

http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/fire/swainfo/firerestrictions/swa_restrictions_az.htm

http://www.nifc.gov/information.html

http://www.fire.blm.gov/

http://www.azstatefire.org/

Where to Camp and Hike in Arizona

Arizona Trails

Coconino National Forest Flagstaff Ranger District Trails - Trails in and around Flagstaff Mogollon Ranger District Trails - Trails north of Payson above the Mogollon Rim Red Rocks Ranger District Trails - Trails in and around the Sedona, Oak Creek, Camp Verde and Fossil Springs Area Apache Sitgreaves National Forest Alpine Ranger District Trails - Trails in the Blue River, Bear Wallow Wilderness, Alpine, Escudilla Wilderness areas Black Mesa Ranger District Trails - Trails along the Mogollon Rim, Woods Canyon Lake , Willow Springs Lake to Heber. Central Arizona Camelback Mountain Trails - Trails in the Camelback Mountain Area. Metro Phoenix Area Trails - Trails in and around Phoenix and the surrounding areas

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