Graham County provides a myriad of recreational opportunities:
The Mount Graham International Observatory offers tours to the public of both the observatory and the scenic mountain.
Roper Lake and Riggs Flat Lake provide fishing, swimming, and camping activities.
Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness and Cluff Ranch Wildlife Area provide opportunities for horseback riding and hiking.
The Old West Highway designation of SR-70, between Apache Junction, Arizona, and Lordsburg, New Mexico, has encouraged visitors to include Graham County as part of their visit to Arizona.
Discovery Park is a world-class science and cultural center built on 165 acres at the base of Mount Graham and offers a variety of interactive and astronomy exhibits.
Other major attractions include:
1. Muleshoe Ranch Area and the Nature Conservancy’s Muleshoe Preserve
2. San Carlos Apache Reservation
3. San Carlos Lake
4. Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area
5. Gila River
6. Black Hills Backcountry Byway
7. Stockton Pass
8. Fourmile Canyon
9. Round Mountain
10. Black Hills Rockhound Areas
11. Hot Well Dunes Recreation Area
12. Coronado and Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests
13. Fishhooks
14. Peloncillo Mountains
15. Redfield Canyon
16. Santa Teresa
17. Galiuro wilderness areas
18. Coronado Trail Scenic Byway
19. Frye Mesa Reservoir
20. Bonita Creek
21. Turkey Creek
22. Riggs Flat Lake
23. Dankworth Pond
24. Point of Pines Lake
25. Multiple hot springs and mineral baths
26. And the highly favored Arizona‘s Salsa Trail
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