Sulphide Del Rey was once a site of an old mining company. The miners lived
here to escape the heat of the lower elevations where they worked during the
day. This site offers an exciting place to camp with the family because of the
ponderosa pine and abundance in wildlife.

<p><img alt="Sulphide Del Rey" src="http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/fseprd516606.jpg" style="width: 518px; height: 350px;" /></p><div style="clear:both">&nbsp;</div><p>Sulphide Del Rey was once a site of an old mining company. The miners lived here to escape the heat of the lower elevations where they worked during the day. This site offers an exciting place to camp with the family because of the ponderosa pine and abundance in wildlife.</p>

Bird's eye view of the campground

Sulphide Del Rey Campground

These campgrounds are tucked away in tall stands of ponderosa pines and white
fir that offer shade in the hot summer months. Hiking trails are extensive in
this area. At least eight trails can be found within one mile of Pinal and
Upper Pinal offering spectacular views. Both Pinal and Upper Pinal sites are
located on a site formerly occupied by the US Army that used it as a
heliographic signaling (using mirrors to reflect sunlight) station during the
late 1800s. Pinal, the larger of the two campgrounds, has 13 camp units and
Upper Pinal has 3 units.

<p><img alt="Pinal &amp; Upper Pinal" src="http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/fseprd516621.jpg" style="width: 518px; height: 300px;" /></p><div style="clear: both;">&nbsp;</div><p>These campgrounds are tucked away in tall stands of ponderosa pines and white fir that offer shade in the hot summer months. Hiking trails are extensive in this area. At least eight trails can be found within one mile of Pinal and Upper Pinal offering spectacular views. Both Pinal and Upper Pinal sites are located on a site formerly occupied by the US Army that used it as a heliographic signaling (using mirrors to reflect sunlight) station during the late 1800s. Pinal, the larger of the two campgrounds, has 13 camp units and Upper Pinal has 3 units.</p>

Pinal & Upper Pinal Campgrounds

## Overview

Kellner Group Site is nestled at the base of the beautiful Pinal Mountains
south of Globe, Arizona. Several picnic areas are separeted from the larger
group area creating a semi-secluded setting. This site's interesting rock
walls and steps were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. It sits in the
riparian area of Kellner Canyon, which frequently has a small stream running
through it following winter runoff.

## Recreation

Kellner Group Site recreation opportunities include hiking, exploring and
wildlife viewing. The Pinal Mountains are considered a "Sky Island" and make
for excellent bird watching opportunities. A short seven-mile drive leads to
Icehouse Canyon Day Use Area which hosts trailheads for Six Shooter Canyon
Trail, Ice House Canyon Trail, Kellner Canyon Trail and the Telephone Trail.

## Facilities

The unique rock walls and steps of Kellner Group Picnic Site were built by the
Civilian Conservation Corps in 1940s. The site is at the end of a gated, 3/4
mile long road, giving it privacy and a remote feel. There are five picnic
units with tables and grills, one group fire ring, and a vault toilet. The
site can accommodate up to 25 people. Due to a small parking area with minimal
turnaround room, parking is limited to five vehicles under 20 feet. This site
is available for overnight and day use.

## Natural Features

Kellner Group Site boasts spectacular views of the Pinal Mountains, which rise
3,500 feet above it. The riparian area and stream host large sycamore and
white oak trees which give it shade. Wildlife in the Pinal Mountains includes
a large variety of birds, chipmunks, squirrels, coatimundi, and coos whitetail
deer. A fire came very close to this area in the spring of 2017 and has
affected some of the vegetation.

## Nearby Attractions

Kellner Group Site is next to the City of Globe which offers an array of
restaurants, as well as antique, grocery, and feed and tack stores. It is
roughly an hour's drive from the Salt River Canyon, where several overlooks
allow you to capture the magnificent beauty of "Arizona's other Grand Canyon."
Roosevelt Lake and the Apache Trail are also within driving reach.

<h2>Overview</h2>
Kellner Group Site is nestled at the base of the beautiful Pinal Mountains south of Globe, Arizona. Several picnic areas are separeted from the larger group area creating a semi-secluded setting.  This site's interesting rock walls and steps were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps.  It sits in the riparian area of Kellner Canyon, which frequently has a small stream running through it following winter runoff.<h2>Recreation</h2>
Kellner Group Site recreation opportunities include hiking, exploring and wildlife viewing.  The Pinal Mountains are considered a "Sky Island" and make for excellent bird watching opportunities. A short seven-mile drive leads to Icehouse Canyon Day Use Area which hosts trailheads for Six Shooter Canyon Trail, Ice House Canyon Trail, Kellner Canyon Trail and the Telephone Trail.<h2>Facilities</h2>
The unique rock walls and steps of Kellner Group Picnic Site were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1940s.  The site is at the end of a gated, 3/4 mile long road, giving it privacy and a remote feel.  There are five picnic units with tables and grills, one group fire ring, and a vault toilet.  The site can accommodate up to 25 people.  Due to a small parking area with minimal turnaround room, parking is limited to five vehicles under 20 feet.  This site is available for overnight and day use.<h2>Natural Features</h2>
Kellner Group Site boasts spectacular views of the Pinal Mountains, which rise 3,500 feet above it.  The riparian area and stream host large sycamore and white oak trees which give it shade.  Wildlife in the Pinal Mountains includes a large variety of birds, chipmunks, squirrels, coatimundi, and coos whitetail deer.  A fire came very close to this area in the spring of 2017 and has affected some of the vegetation.
<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
Kellner Group Site is next to the City of Globe which offers an array of restaurants, as well as antique, grocery, and feed and tack stores. It is roughly an hour's drive from the Salt River Canyon, where several overlooks allow you to capture the magnificent beauty of "Arizona's  other  Grand Canyon."  Roosevelt Lake and the Apache Trail are also within driving reach.

Kellner Group Site nestled at the base of the mountains

Creek is running from a more than average October rain.

KELLNER GROUP SITE

Picnic/Camp Sites nestled in forest adjacent to group area.

Group picnic area a top the unique CCC staircase.

Kellner Group Campground

Pioneer is a large site composed of dispersed campgrounds located in the Globe
Ranger District of Tonto National Forest. Set in the cool Pinal Mountains
South of Pioneer Pass is the Bobtail Spring trail that leads to Pinal Peak
along with the East Mountain Trail. These trails are fun for nature viewing,
day hikes, and family outings.

<p><img alt="Pioneer Pass" src="http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/fseprd516602.jpg" style="width: 518px; height: 345px;" /></p><div style="clear: both;">&nbsp;</div><p>Pioneer is a large site composed of dispersed campgrounds located in the Globe Ranger District of Tonto National Forest. Set in the cool Pinal Mountains South of Pioneer Pass is the Bobtail Spring trail that leads to Pinal Peak along with the East Mountain Trail. These trails are fun for nature viewing, day hikes, and family outings.</p>

Pioneer Pass Camping Area

Situated along the Gila-Pinal Scenic Route, Oak Flat campground is located in
the rolling hills near Devil's Canyon. There is an abundance of large oak
trees that provide natural shade. The surrounding area is known for its
numerous recreation bouldering opportunities. Families and individuals like to
come to this site for its natural desert beauty and rock climbing.

<p><img alt="Oak Flat" src="http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/fseprd516619.jpg" style="width: 50%; float: left; margin: 10px 20px 20px 0;" /></p><p>Situated along the Gila-Pinal Scenic Route, Oak Flat campground is located in the rolling hills near Devil&rsquo;s Canyon. There is an abundance of large oak trees that provide natural shade. The surrounding area is known for its numerous recreation bouldering opportunities. Families and individuals like to come to this site for its natural desert beauty and rock climbing.</p>

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