Kinnikinick Lake is a relatively out of the way, open country body of water where people come to camp and fish for trout. The surrounding area also provides excellent opportunities for wildlife watching, with good populations of elk and a smaller number of antelope. In fall and winter keep an eye out for bald eagles.
The San Francisco Peaks standing on the horizon, along with the prairies and pinyon and junipers surrounding this lake, make it a picturesque place to enjoy your favorite outdoor activity. Don't forget to bring your canoe and your camera. -Coconino National Forest
Kinnikinick Lake
Lakes of Arizona item created by HookedAZ, Oct 10, 2016
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- GPS:
- N34° 33' 45.9354", W-111° 13' 7.9674"
- Phone Numbers for more information::
- (602) 789 3701 Game and Fish
- Restrictions/Season of Use:
- Kinnikinick Lake is open all year except in winder conditions
- Road Conditions:
- paved to gravel
- Land Ownership:
- Kinnikinick Lake is owned by the USFS Coconino National Forest
- Ranger Station/District:
- 4773 S. Lake Mary Rd. Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (928) 774-1147
- Elevation:
- 7000 Feet
- Max Surface Acres:
- 126
- Average Depth:
- 22 Feet
- Boat/Engine Restrictions:
- Your limited to a 10 horse motor at Kinnikinick Lake.
- Boats to Rent:
- There is nowhere to rent boats at Kinnikinick Lake, but there is nearby about twenty minutes away in downtown Flagstaff.
- Swimming:
- You would not want to swim in Kinnikinick Lake because its freezing cold, murky and full of weeds in shallow water.
- Camping:
- May 18, 2007 to October 1, 2007
- Electricity:
- No
- Launching Area:
- Yes
- Water Skiing:
- No water skiing at Kinnikinick Lake.
- Cleaning Stations:
- No
- Marinas:
- No marinas at Kinnikinick Lake
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38 miles south of Flagstaff on paved and graveled Forest Roads . Use the map above
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