Arizona Hunt Unit 20A Map by ADVENTURE iDIAZ covers the rugged Bradshaw Mountains—an area steeped in gold rush history and home to some of Arizona’s most diverse outdoor landscapes. From high-country forests of white fir, blue spruce, and ponderosa pine, down through pinyon-juniper woodlands and into desert grasslands, Unit 20A offers rich habitat for hunters and outdoor adventurers alike.
 
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Historic Significance
The Bradshaw Mountains ignited the Arizona Gold Rush of 1863, producing more than 15 million ounces of gold. This mining boom helped push Arizona toward U.S. Territory status and eventual statehood. Exploring Unit 20A today means walking through a landscape where history and adventure meet.
 
Hunting Opportunities
Unit 20A is renowned for trophy elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, mountain lion, javelina, and turkey. Hunters will also find abundant small game including bobcat, coyote, fox, rabbit, squirrel, quail, and dove.
 
Fishing & Lakes
For anglers, Lynx Lake and Upper Goldwater Lake provide bass, trout, catfish, and sunfish. Smaller lakes scattered throughout the unit offer additional opportunities for fishing and relaxation.
 
Hiking & Scenic Peaks
Unit 20A’s trail network includes Groom Creek, Spruce Mountain, Wolf Creek, Venezia, and Yankee Doodle—each offering classic Arizona hiking and sweeping views. Mt. Union, the highest point in the Bradshaw Mountains at 7,979 feet, features a lookout tower with panoramic vistas. Other peaks such as Maverick Mountain, Horse Mountain, and West Spruce Mountain provide even more scenic exploration.
 
Travel Notes & Access
Many roads in Unit 20A are primitive and require 4x4 vehicles, especially in wet weather. Seasonal road restrictions exist to protect land and wildlife—always check with local forest offices before traveling.
 
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Note: ADVENTURE iDIAZ Hunt Unit Maps are supplemental tools and should be used with sound judgment, preparation, and local land-use updates.
 
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - ARIZONA GMU 20A MAP:
 
How does Arizona Hunt Unit 20A compare to nearby hunt units?
Arizona Hunt Unit 20A is centered on the Bradshaw Mountains and surrounding Prescott National Forest lands, offering rugged terrain, forested ridgelines, and varied access routes. To the south, Arizona Hunt Unit 20B continues the Bradshaw range with its own access patterns and terrain transitions. To the east, Arizona Hunt Unit 21 shifts toward different elevations and landscape characteristics. Comparing these units helps clarify how terrain, access, and travel conditions change across this part of central Arizona.
 
Is this map useful for activities beyond hunting?
Yes. While designed with hunters in mind, the Arizona Hunt Unit 20A map is also well suited for hiking, camping, exploring forest roads, and general backcountry navigation throughout the Bradshaw Mountains region.
 
Do roads, access, or public land boundaries ever change in Unit 20A?
Yes. Seasonal weather, forest management activities, and temporary closures can affect access throughout Arizona Hunt Unit 20A. Road conditions can vary significantly depending on elevation and time of year, so users should always confirm current access before traveling.
 
Where can I find maps for other Arizona hunt units?
You can explore our full collection of Arizona Hunt Unit Maps to view detailed coverage for other hunt units across Arizona.