If you’ve never visited Hawley Lake before, you’ve been missing out! Located on the White Mountain Apache Tribal Lands, the 300-acre reservoir offers recreational activities for every type of adventurer. One look and you’ll be planning a trip ASAP, no matter what season it is. Rain or shine, sun or snow, it’s the perfect vacation spot for your entire family.
There’s nothing more relaxing than spending a day on the lake.
Flickr/Arizona Traveler Plus, with the majestic White Mountains in the distance, the views are simply unbeatable.
If you’re tired of the hot desert weather, make an escape to the White Mountains and take in the fresh, crisp air.
Flickr/Arizona Traveler
Hawley Lake has an abundance of trees surrounding it, making it the perfect escape from hectic city life.
Flickr/Alisa Cooper
Plus, if you camp here overnight, you’ll have a prime view of the beautiful night sky!
khyri/Flickr It’s located far away from the city, so stars are plentiful.
Sometimes, you just need to stare off into nature to get some answers.
Flickr/Arizona Traveler This is the perfect scenery for soul searching.
This is a popular lake for a reason - it really looks like something straight off a postcard!
Flickr/Arizona Traveler
If you’re coming from Phoenix, take Highway 260 Northeast through Payson, Show Low, and Pinetop Lakeside.
Google Maps Upon reaching Hon Dah Resort Casino, drive about another 11 miles to Highway 473 and turn south for about 11 miles (only the first nine of which are paved, so make sure to bring a vehicle that can handle some bumpy terrain).
For more information about the lake, check out the Visit Arizona website. Have you ever had the pleasure of visiting Hawley Lake? Let us know about your experience in the comments! Check out our previous article to learn what makes the White Mountains so intrinsically special: Experience The Swiss Alps Of Arizona In This Tiny Mountain Town.
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Address: Hawley Lake, Arizona 85930, USA
There’s nothing more relaxing than spending a day on the lake.
Flickr/Arizona Traveler Plus, with the majestic White Mountains in the distance, the views are simply unbeatable.
If you’re tired of the hot desert weather, make an escape to the White Mountains and take in the fresh, crisp air.
Flickr/Arizona Traveler
Hawley Lake has an abundance of trees surrounding it, making it the perfect escape from hectic city life.
Flickr/Alisa Cooper
Plus, if you camp here overnight, you’ll have a prime view of the beautiful night sky!
khyri/Flickr It’s located far away from the city, so stars are plentiful.
Sometimes, you just need to stare off into nature to get some answers.
Flickr/Arizona Traveler This is the perfect scenery for soul searching.
This is a popular lake for a reason - it really looks like something straight off a postcard!
Flickr/Arizona Traveler
If you’re coming from Phoenix, take Highway 260 Northeast through Payson, Show Low, and Pinetop Lakeside.
Google Maps Upon reaching Hon Dah Resort Casino, drive about another 11 miles to Highway 473 and turn south for about 11 miles (only the first nine of which are paved, so make sure to bring a vehicle that can handle some bumpy terrain).
Flickr/Arizona Traveler
Plus, with the majestic White Mountains in the distance, the views are simply unbeatable.
Flickr/Arizona Traveler
Flickr/Alisa Cooper
khyri/Flickr
It’s located far away from the city, so stars are plentiful.
This is the perfect scenery for soul searching.
Google Maps
Upon reaching Hon Dah Resort Casino, drive about another 11 miles to Highway 473 and turn south for about 11 miles (only the first nine of which are paved, so make sure to bring a vehicle that can handle some bumpy terrain).
For more information about the lake, check out the Visit Arizona website. Have you ever had the pleasure of visiting Hawley Lake? Let us know about your experience in the comments!
Check out our previous article to learn what makes the White Mountains so intrinsically special: Experience The Swiss Alps Of Arizona In This Tiny Mountain Town.
