Located in northern Arizona, lies the Kaibab National Forest. The Grand Canyon of the Colorado River divides the North Kaibab and Tusayan Ranger Districts of the Kaibab National Forest. Elevations within the forest are as low as 5,500 feet in the southwest to a high of 10,418 feet on Kendrick Mountain near the east boundary. Most of the terrain is relatively level, except for numerous small knolls, a few mountains, the Mogollon Rim that cuts diagonally across the southwest portion of the forest, and Coconino Rim on Tusayan Ranger District. Pinon-Juniper woodlands are at lower elevations, Ponderosa pine forests are at middle elevations, and mixed conifer interspersed with aspen are at the higher elevations.

• Rent a historic Spring Valley Cabin and enjoy spectacular views, cross-country ski trails, and time to get away at the furnished abode. The cabin has a capacity of eight people for overnight stays, and is available from October 1 through April 30
• Challenge yourself on the North Kaibab where you will find steep, rugged terrain, primitive trails, and lack of water; however, among the rewards are spectacular views of towering cliffs and magnificent canyons.