Aubrey Peak Wilderness Area

Aubrey Peak Wilderness Area spans nearly 15,000 acres of federally protected backcountry in Arizona, managed by the Bureau of Land Management. As a designated Wilderness Area, it is entirely roadless and reserved for non-motorized travel—no vehicles, motors, or mechanized equipment are permitted. The landscape offers primitive hiking and backpacking opportunities for visitors seeking solitude and a true backcountry experience.

Visitors should expect to navigate unmarked or minimally maintained trails and travel cross-country where necessary. All standard wilderness rules apply: pack out what you pack in, camp away from water sources, use established campsites where available, and follow Leave No Trace principles throughout your stay. Access is typically on foot from trailheads on surrounding public or private land; check with the BLM before visiting to confirm current access points and any seasonal closures.