Welcome to Arizona’s best-kept secret—the White Mountains, where elevation meets inspiration. Stretching across the eastern part of the state, this high-altitude region offers a refreshing change of pace at 6,000–9,000 feet above sea level. Summers stay cool, winters bring snow, and the air is always crisp and clean. With over 40 lakes, 200+ miles of trails, ski resorts, wildlife, and small mountain towns full of charm, the White Mountains are a four-season destination for adventure, wellness, and rest.

This is more than land—it’s a lifestyle. The White Mountains of Arizona are where adventure meets serenity, with cool mountain breezes, star-filled nights, and room to roam. Whether you're into hiking, off-roading, fishing, or simply watching the elk wander by, this area offers year-round beauty and endless outdoor recreation.

The A-frame cabin sits on over 2 acres of gently sloping, tree-covered terrain—ideal for weekend getaways, full-time living, or a creative off-grid project. With electricity and septic already installed and water available nearby, the heavy lifting is done. Just bring your vision.

Set in peaceful Vernon, this high-country hideaway is surrounded by tall pines and open skies, yet just 20 minutes from Show Low. That means you're close enough for shopping, dining, and healthcare—but far enough to feel completely off the grid. Show Low is the hub of the White Mountains, offering year-round events, a welcoming community, and quick access to lakes, trails, and ski slopes.

Explore nearby Sunrise Park Resort for skiing and snowboarding, or fish and kayak at Fool Hollow Lake, Big Lake, or Lake of the Woods. The area is also known for its hunting, horseback riding, and unbeatable sunsets.

No HOA. No city noise. Just you, the pines, and all the fresh air you can handle. From summer escapes to winter wonderlands, this White Mountains property is your gateway to everything Arizona’s high country has to offer. Whether you're seeking a peaceful escape, a remote workspace, or a future homestead, this land offers a rare opportunity to claim a slice of one of Arizona’s most beautiful and underappreciated regions.

In the White Mountains, people come for the weather—but stay for the lifestyle.