About this campground
Trailhead for the Bonanza Bill Trail (# 23) and Tige Rim Trail (# 90), providing access into areas of the eastern Blue Range Primitive Area as well as the Blue Range Wilderness in New Mexico.
Getting there
Drive 3 miles east from Alpine, AZ on US 180 to Forest Road 281 (Blue River Road). Turn south and follow this scenic back road 20.7 miles to the Pueblo Park Road (Forest Road 232). The Bonanza Bill Trailhead is 4.7 miles east on this dirt road just before it crosses the New Mexico state line. A wood fenced corral serves as a landmark.
Activities
- HORSEBACK RIDING
- HIKING
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Sawmill TrailheadApache-Sitgreaves National Forest6 mi
- Keller Trailhead (#619) TrailheadApache-Sitgreaves National Forest10 mi
- Red Hill TrailheadApache-Sitgreaves National Forest10 mi
- Blue Range Primitive Area - Alpine District ParcelApache-Sitgreaves National Forest11 mi
- Alma Trailhead (#41) TrailheadApache-Sitgreaves National Forest12 mi
- Stateline Trailhead (#618) TrailheadApache-Sitgreaves National Forest12 mi
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Bonanza Bill Trailhead doesn't take campsite reservations — but plenty of nearby Arizona campgrounds do, and we'll alert you the moment a sold-out site opens up.
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