Arizona Hunt Unit 7 East Map by ADVENTURE iDIAZ covers one of Arizona’s most popular high-country destinations. From ponderosa pine forests and wide meadows to rolling pinyon-juniper hills and open grasslands, this map provides the clarity and durability you need to explore with confidence.
 
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We include more road names, water sources, and trail data than any other printed hunting map. Each map is printed on durable, water- and tear-resistant material, built to withstand rugged outdoor use.
 
Terrain & Scenic Highlights:
Unit 7 East lies almost entirely within the Coconino National Forest, with small pockets of State and private land. The unit is home to Humphreys Peak, Arizona’s highest point at 12,637 ft, and includes recreation opportunities at the Arizona Snowbowl. Visitors will also find sections of the Arizona Trail and winter areas for snowmobiling.
 
Hunting Opportunities:
This unit is especially renowned for its San Francisco Peaks trophy elk. Other big game includes mule deer, pronghorn antelope, mountain lion, black bear, and turkey. Small game hunters will find plentiful bobcat, coyote, fox, cottontail rabbit, squirrel, and more.
 
Access & Travel Notes:
Many roads in Unit 7 East are primitive and subject to weather-related closures. A 4x4 vehicle is strongly recommended. Always confirm access with the Coconino National Forest or other local land management agencies before travel.
 
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Note: Public lands and access may change due to closures, leases, or natural events. Always confirm with local 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 7 EAST:
 
How does Arizona Hunt Unit 7 East compare to nearby hunt units?
Arizona Hunt Unit 7 East is defined by high-elevation terrain and forested landscapes around the San Francisco Peaks, making it distinct from many surrounding areas. To the west, Arizona Hunt Unit 7 West shares similar elevation and forest characteristics but differs in access routes and terrain transitions. To the north, Arizona Hunt Unit 9 shifts into broader landscapes with its own access patterns and habitat features. Along the southeastern edge, Arizona Hunt Unit 5B North adds another transition zone with differing access routes and terrain characteristics. Comparing these units helps clarify how elevation, terrain, and travel conditions vary across northern Arizona.
 
Is this map useful for activities beyond hunting?
Yes. While designed with hunters in mind, the Arizona Hunt Unit 7 East map is also well suited for hiking, camping, wildlife viewing, and general backcountry navigation in and around the San Francisco Peaks region.
 
Do roads, access, or public land boundaries ever change in Unit 7 East?
Yes. Seasonal weather, forest management activities, and temporary closures can affect access throughout Arizona Hunt Unit 7 East, particularly at higher elevations. Road conditions can change quickly, so users should 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.