Polaris Inc., a global leader in powersports, in partnership with the National Forest Foundation, announced the 2025 recipients of the Polaris Fund for Outdoor Recreation Grants. The grants ...

Discover the delightful destination in Arizona that's called the last stagecoach town, which offers a look into the area's long history and beautiful nature.

Did you know there are lakes with bass, tilapia and other fish less than an hour away from Phoenix? Here's where to find the ...

But tucked away in the Tonto National Forest lies a sandy shoreline paradise that defies desert expectations – Butcher Jones Beach. Where desert meets shoreline in a geographical plot twist that would ...

Two wildfires are impacting travel along State Route 87 in the Tonto National Forest. The Oak Fire, burning three to five acres near the median south of Payson, prompted a partial closure of the ...

The Roosevelt Lake Bridge spans the Salt River near Roosevelt Lake, providing access to hiking trails, historic sites, and recreation areas in the Tonto National Forest.

Two Arizona teens found shot to death in Tonto National Forest, marking the third homicide in the area since February, with authorities investigating any potential connections ...

Photographs of Evan Clark and Pandora Kjolsrud from their families. The two teenagers had been camping at Tonto National Forest in Arizona.

Two teens were found shot to death in a remote section of an Arizona national forest less than a week into their summer vacation — as police are treating the killings as “suspicious.” ...

Patti Fenner, who became the Tonto National Forest’s first noxious weed manager in 2003, with a blade of invasive red brome grass.

Arizona is renowned for its sprawling deserts, majestic canyons, and the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon. But what if I told you that tucked away in the Tonto National Forest lies a virtually forgotten gem ...

It's located within the Tonto National Forest, upstream from Bartlett Lake. Measuring only five miles across, the lake is undeniably small — but it's still paradise for anglers.