The ADVENTURE iDIAZ Mogollon Rim Map is a highly detailed Arizona recreation map designed for hunting, hiking, fishing, camping, scouting, backpacking, off-roading, sightseeing and backcountry travel. It combines extensive road, trail, water, access and terrain information across one of Arizona’s most remarkable landscapes.
What sets this Mogollon Rim map apart is its road coverage. ADVENTURE iDIAZ publishes more road markings than any other Mogollon Rim map on the market, including old timber roads, logging roads and historic access routes often absent from modern maps.
More Roads. More Access. More of the Mogollon Rim.
Decades of timber harvesting and logging created an extensive network of roads throughout Rim Country. Some remain active today, while others survive as historic or lesser-known routes.
ADVENTURE iDIAZ incorporates this deeper road network into the map, giving users a more complete picture of the Mogollon Rim for route planning, hunting, hiking, fishing, camping, scouting, off-road travel and general exploration.
Built Around the Way People Explore Rim Country
The Mogollon Rim is a vast landscape of ponderosa forests, lakes, trails, steep escarpments, forest roads and remote backcountry.
Hunters and scouts can study access and surrounding terrain. Hikers and backpackers can better understand trail relationships. Anglers can identify water features and nearby access, while campers, off-road travelers and sightseers can plan routes beyond major highways and developed recreation areas.
The result is a Mogollon Rim Arizona map that works as a field tool, planning resource, educational reference or display map.
A Map Shaped by the History of the Mogollon Rim
The old timber and logging roads shown on this map reflect an important chapter in Mogollon Rim history.
Timber operations created an enormous transportation network throughout Rim Country. Over time, portions became forest roads, recreational routes, trails and access corridors that continue to influence how people travel through the landscape today.
That history is one reason ADVENTURE iDIAZ has made preserving and publishing these road markings such an important part of the map.
Extensive Road, Water, Trail & Terrain Detail
This Mogollon Rim trail map includes extensive road markings, named routes, old timber and logging roads, trails, water features, terrain information and other geographic details that help users better understand the country around them.
Rather than showing only major roads and recreation areas, the map presents the complexity of Rim Country and its extensive network of routes.
Choose the Format That Fits How You Use the Map
Folded Field Map: The field map measures approximately 4.5" × 10.25" when folded and opens to 36" × 29" at approximately 1:100,000 scale. It is designed for hunting, hiking, backpacking, fishing, camping, scouting, off-roading, backcountry travel and trip planning in the field.
Wall Map: The wall map measures 36" × 30" at approximately 1:85,000 scale. It is ideal for framing, display, home or office reference, route planning, teaching, classroom use, educational settings and geographic or historical study.
Both formats are printed on durable, water-resistant and tear-resistant polypropylene material.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE MOGOLLON RIM MAP
What makes the ADVENTURE iDIAZ Mogollon Rim Map different?
The ADVENTURE iDIAZ Mogollon Rim Map includes more road markings than any other Mogollon Rim map on the market, including modern roads, old timber roads, logging roads and historic access routes frequently omitted from other maps.
Is this map only for hunters?
No. The Mogollon Rim Map is designed for hunting, hiking, fishing, camping, scouting, backpacking, off-roading, sightseeing, backcountry travel and general recreation. It is also useful for planning, teaching and geographic reference.
What is the difference between the folded field map and wall map?
The folded field map measures 36" × 29" when opened and approximately 4.5" × 10.25" when folded, with an approximate 1:100,000 scale. The wall map measures 36" × 30" at approximately 1:85,000 scale and is designed for planning, reference, teaching, framing and display.
Are both versions water-resistant and tear-resistant?
Yes. Both formats are printed on durable polypropylene material designed to resist water and tearing.
Does the map include old logging and timber roads?
Yes. Old timber and logging roads are a major feature of the map and help document the extensive road network created through the Rim’s timber history.
Can the wall map be used for teaching or classroom use?
Yes. The 36" × 30" wall map works well for classroom use, teaching, geographic reference, historical study, planning and display because the full map can remain visible at once.
Is this a good map for planning a trip to the Mogollon Rim?
Yes. The map brings together roads, trails, water, access and terrain information useful for planning hiking, hunting, fishing, camping, scouting, off-road and sightseeing trips throughout Rim Country.
EXPLORE MORE OF THE MOGOLLON RIM
Want to go deeper into the landscape behind the map?
Explore how geology, settlement, timber harvesting, historic roads and recreation helped shape the network of routes found across the Mogollon Rim today.
Read: The History of the Mogollon Rim Map
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