Arizona Hunt Unit 4A Map by ADVENTURE iDIAZ is the most detailed hunting and outdoor recreation map available for this scenic and diverse unit. From the towering Mogollon Rim in the south to the grasslands in the north, Unit 4A is known for its striking landscapes, trophy hunting, and year-round outdoor adventure.
 
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Terrain & Scenic Highlights:
The southern section of Unit 4A lies along Arizona’s famed Mogollon Rim, offering breathtaking canyon views and timbered mountains. Promontory Butte, nearly 8,000 ft in elevation, delivers sweeping hundred-mile vistas. Moving north, the cedar-juniper belt transitions into wide-open high grasslands that define the upper boundaries of this hunt unit.
 
Hunting Opportunities:
This unit is renowned for trophy elk, mule deer, antelope, black bear, mountain lion, and turkey. Hunters will also find excellent opportunities for small game such as bobcat, coyote, fox, cottontail rabbit, and squirrel.
 
Fishing & Waterfowl:
Lakes, tanks, rivers, and streams throughout Unit 4A provide excellent fishing and waterfowl potential. Canadian geese, mallards, mergansers, teal, pintail, and more migrate through this region. Popular fisheries such as Chevelon Canyon Lake and Woods Canyon Lake are known for camping, boating, hiking, and trophy-sized trout. Anglers can expect rainbow trout and brown trout in the high-country waters.
 
Access & Travel Notes:
Much of Unit 4A lies within the Apache–Sitgreaves National Forest in the south, while the north includes BLM, State, and private land. Roads are rugged and often impacted by weather, making 4x4 vehicles essential. Always respect closures and land-use restrictions designed to protect resources and wildlife.
 
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Note: Public lands and access may change due to closures, leases, or natural events. Always confirm with local land management agencies before travel. ADVENTURE iDIAZ Hunt Unit Maps are supplemental tools and should be used with personal judgment and preparation.
 
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - ARIZONA GMU 4A MAP:
 
How does Arizona Hunt Unit 4A compare to nearby hunt units?
Arizona Hunt Unit 4A is defined by Mogollon Rim country, mixed conifer forests, rim-edge terrain, and a blend of high-elevation plateaus and deep drainages. Immediately east, Arizona Hunt Unit 4B shares similar Rim Country characteristics but differs in access patterns and terrain transitions. To the west, Arizona Hunt Unit 5A shifts into different forest compositions and travel dynamics, while Arizona Hunt Unit 23 to the south introduces lower-elevation landscapes and distinct access considerations. Comparing these units helps clarify how terrain, road density, and seasonal conditions change across central Arizona.
 
Is this map useful for activities beyond hunting?
Yes. While designed with hunters in mind, the Arizona Hunt Unit 4A map is equally useful for hiking, backpacking, camping, sightseeing along the Mogollon Rim, and general backcountry navigation in this scenic region.
 
Do roads, access, or public land boundaries ever change in Unit 4A?
Yes. Seasonal weather, forest management projects, and temporary closures can affect access in Arizona Hunt Unit 4A, particularly along Rim-edge roads and forest routes. Conditions can change quickly, so users should confirm current access with local land management offices before travel.
 
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.