Arizona Hunt Unit 20B Map by ADVENTURE iDIAZ covers the southern Bradshaw Mountains and the heart of the Sonoran Desert. From cactus-studded lowlands with towering saguaros to rugged mountains, riparian canyons, and desert grasslands, this diverse unit is rich in wildlife and outdoor adventure. Lake Pleasant anchors the region with fishing, boating, and year-round recreation, making 20B a premier destination for hunters and explorers alike.
 
Why Choose ADVENTURE iDIAZ Maps?
Unit 20B is steeped in Arizona’s mining and pioneer history. The Bradshaw Mountains produced more than 15 million ounces of gold since the rush of 1863, leading to Arizona’s rise as a U.S. Territory and eventual statehood in 1912. Ghost towns, historic mines, and old trails crisscross the landscape, and with ADVENTURE iDIAZ maps, you’ll navigate these historic backcountry areas with confidence.
 
Hunting Opportunities
This unit offers solid hunting for mule deer and mountain lion, with some of Arizona’s best javelina populations. Small game opportunities are abundant, including rabbit, fox, bobcat, and coyote. Bird hunting is excellent with quail, dove, and migratory waterfowl frequenting the Lake Pleasant area.
 
Fishing & Lakes
Lake Pleasant is the crown jewel of Unit 20B, offering largemouth bass, striped bass, channel catfish, crappie, and sunfish. Its large marina makes it a hub for fishing, boating, camping, and water recreation. Smaller streams and desert riparian pockets further enrich the angling opportunities.
 
Hiking & Scenic Trails
20B is home to three designated wilderness areas—Castle Creek, Hells Canyon, and Hassayampa River Canyon—each offering scenic hiking and rugged landscapes. The historic Black Canyon Trail also winds through the unit, delivering classic Arizona desert hiking with striking views. Ghost towns, mining sites, and rugged 4x4 routes provide added exploration for hikers and off-road adventurers.
 
Travel Notes & Access
Much of Unit 20B lies within BLM, State, and private land, with a small portion in the Prescott National Forest. Primitive roads and desert conditions demand 4x4 or ORV access, especially in remote areas. Seasonal closures and land-use restrictions may apply—check with local forest and land management agencies 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.