Wildlife Viewing in Springerville, Arizona
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Springerville, Arizona
Includes Eagar, Greer, Alpine, & Hannagan Meadow
Wildlife Viewing
Bird WatchingInsectsMammalsReptiles & Amphibians
Wildlife Viewing In National Forests
Bird Watching

Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area
This wildlife area has 4 different habitats:, riparian, wetlands, pasture, and upland. Each supports a unique set of species including a few endangered and threatened. There are picnic facilities and trails.
BirdwatchingHiking is allowedWildlife viewingHorses are allowedFishingMountain bikes are allowed

Wenima Wildlife Area
This wildlife area is just north of Springerville and features stream, irrigated meadows, and uplands habitats. It is a great area for bird watching, viewing small mammals, and native fish.
BirdwatchingWildlife viewingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowed

White Mountain Grasslands Wildlife Area
This wildlife area is mostly grassland with a little riparian habitat in it. As the name suggests this area is maintained for its grassland habitat, but it also has a riparian habitat conducive to introducing the Little Colorado River Spinedace.
BirdwatchingWildlife viewingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowed
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Insects

White Mountain Grasslands Wildlife Area
This wildlife area is mostly grassland with a little riparian habitat in it. As the name suggests this area is maintained for its grassland habitat, but it also has a riparian habitat conducive to introducing the Little Colorado River Spinedace.
Wildlife viewingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowed
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Mammals

Bear Wallow Wilderness Area
Bear Wallow Wilderness consists of some of the largest acreage of virgin ponderosa pine in the Southwest. Bear Wallow Creek flows year-round, shaded by green riparian hardwoods. Five trails offer foot and horse access to Bear Wallow.
Wildlife viewingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedAmphitheater

Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area
This wildlife area has 4 different habitats:, riparian, wetlands, pasture, and upland. Each supports a unique set of species including a few endangered and threatened. There are picnic facilities and trails.
Wildlife viewingBirdwatchingHiking is allowedHorses are allowedFishingMountain bikes are allowed

Wenima Wildlife Area
This wildlife area is just north of Springerville and features stream, irrigated meadows, and uplands habitats. It is a great area for bird watching, viewing small mammals, and native fish.
Wildlife viewingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowed

White Mountain Grasslands Wildlife Area
This wildlife area is mostly grassland with a little riparian habitat in it. As the name suggests this area is maintained for its grassland habitat, but it also has a riparian habitat conducive to introducing the Little Colorado River Spinedace.
Wildlife viewingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowed
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Reptiles & Amphibians

Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area
This wildlife area has 4 different habitats:, riparian, wetlands, pasture, and upland. Each supports a unique set of species including a few endangered and threatened. There are picnic facilities and trails.
Wildlife viewingBirdwatchingHiking is allowedHorses are allowedFishingMountain bikes are allowed

White Mountain Grasslands Wildlife Area
This wildlife area is mostly grassland with a little riparian habitat in it. As the name suggests this area is maintained for its grassland habitat, but it also has a riparian habitat conducive to introducing the Little Colorado River Spinedace.
Wildlife viewingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowed
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Wildlife Viewing In National Forests

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
Some of the most spectacular scenery in the Southwest awaits the forest visitor on the two million acres of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. Elevations range from 3,500 feet in the Upper Sonoran desert life zone covered by prickly pear and yucca to nearly 11,500 feet in the Alpine life zone where you can see beautiful stands of fir and spruce interwoven with lush green meadows.
Wildlife viewingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedCross country skiers are allowedRV campingTent campingBirdwatchingHandicapped AccessToiletsViewpoint
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