Datum,North America 1927 mean,Clarke 1866,-69.4,-0.37264639,-8,160,176
RN,11,APACHE PEAKS
RP,UTM,APAC00,12S ,0512732,3709157,09/06/2006,00:00:00,GATE
RP,UTM,APAC01,12S ,0514751,3710946,09/06/2006,00:00:00,JCT IN WASH
RP,UTM,APAC02,12S ,0519064,3711215,09/06/2006,00:00:00,PROCOPIO SPRG
RP,UTM,APAC03,12S ,0520299,3711208,09/06/2006,00:00:00,PARK
RP,UTM,APAC04,12S ,0522272,3711360,09/06/2006,00:00:00,UPPER JCT
RP,UTM,APAC05,12S ,0522416,3711403,09/06/2006,00:00:00,LEAVE ROAD
RP,UTM,APAC06,12S ,0522562,3711471,09/06/2006,00:00:00,ON LOWER SLOPE
RP,UTM,APAC07,12S ,0523263,3711358,09/06/2006,00:00:00,CLIFF OPENING
RP,UTM,APAC08,12S ,0523501,3711410,09/06/2006,00:00:00,UPPER PLATEAU
RP,UTM,APAC09,12S ,0523957,3711037,09/06/2006,00:00:00,SUMMIT

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Apache Peaks at 6940 ft. is north of Globe, Arizona in the central
part of the state.  It has 2580 ft. of prominence and is on the list
of Arizona's 50 top peaks.  The peak can be climbed from the west side.
On highway 60 west of Globe turn north on route 88.  After about 6.4
miles turn right on Wheatfield Road (not signed). This is old state road
88 and there is a sign for Bernie's Steakhouse. After 1.8 miles turn right
onto Hicks Road and in a very short distance turn left staying on Hicks Road.
Follow this north past a ranch and at 4.1 miles there is a gate on your
right. Sign in here(APAC00). This is road 219 and it follows a wash northeast.
After 1.9 miles turn right onto 220 (APAC01).  This is sandy, but firm enough
that most 2WD vehicles with high-clearance should make it. At 4.9 miles from
the gate there is another gate and corral at Procopio Spring.  Four-wheel
drive is needed soon after this.  I drove to 5.8 miles on the odometer and
parked before another gate.  More adventurous drivers could continue.
I hiked the road to an upper junction near Cherry Spring (APAC04) and went
right and then soon headed off the road (APAC05) north onto brushy slopes.
Waypoint APAC06 is on the slope and APAC07 is a gap in the cliff that leads
to a higher plateau.  The summit is at the south end of a small forested mesa.
There is a benchmark and register. The route is 5.6 miles round-trip with a
gain of 2600 ft.  If you drive all the way to Cherry Spring (APAC04) about
3 miles and 800 ft. of gain can be eliminated.   9/2006 RLC

Maps: Chrome Butte, 1:24,000, 1966  (The summit is on this map.)
Rockinstraw Mountain, 1:24,000, 1986 (Most of the approach hike is on this.)