Monster Mountain Skate Park
Skate park in Morenci, now open to the public. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Morenci Archery Range
Archery range with 6 lighted targets (20-60 yards), 10 3D targets and a raised shooting platform. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Morenci Corral Facility
Lighted arena with corral rentals (water and electric included), a large parking lot and a circle pen. Small Animal Pens, a 4-H facility and an Arena are planned. Contact the Housing Office (928-865-3681) for corral sign-up. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Wildkitten Field
Lighted baseball field (Little League) with bleachers, a concession stand, a large parking lot and basketball courts. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Renegade Road Park
Morenci neighborhood park (ages 5-12) with 4 four-person picnic tables, 1 large gazebo and 2 grills. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Black Hills Back Country Byway
A rugged 21-mile BLM back-country byway between Safford and Clifton, offering Old West history, Gila River overlooks, rockhounding, camping and primitive-road scenery.
Owl Creek Campground
BLM campground with 7 sites (3 pull-through, 4 pull-in) within the Gila Box Riparian NCA, overlooking the historic Old Safford Bridge and Gila River. Vault restrooms, picnic tables, grills, ramadas; no potable water. Site 1 is ADA-accessible. A 0.25-mile trail connects to the Old Safford Bridge Picnic Area and Gila River Boat Put-In.
Gila River Boat Put-In
BLM day-use river access point on the Gila River for kayaking, rafting, canoeing, pack rafting, tubing and swimming. Vault toilet, picnic table, grill, trash receptacle and information kiosk; commercial guides run multi-day float trips from here with dispersed riverbank camping downstream. Dry Canyon Boat Take-Out is 23 miles downstream.
Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area
23,000-acre BLM riparian conservation area along the Gila River and its tributaries, straddling Greenlee and Graham counties. Includes Riverview Campground (13 units, potable water) and Owl Creek Campground (7 units) as developed sites, plus primitive camping and multiple river float points.
Mares Bluff Veterans Memorial
A 0.6-0.7 mile round-trip trail (about 300 ft of elevation gain, steep switchbacks, ~30 minutes round trip) at the south end of Clifton leading to a veterans memorial with roughly 2,000 replica dog tags on wire cables and plaques honoring Greenlee County service members killed or missing in action. Built and maintained by veterans and community volunteers around 2015-2016. The summit has a sweeping view of Clifton, about 300 ft above town.