Bill Williams Mountains

The Bill Williams Mountains are a small mountain range located in west-central Arizona, near the town of Williams. The range rises abruptly from the surrounding high desert, with rugged, rocky slopes and deep canyons. Ponderosa pine, juniper, and pinyon pine forests cover the higher elevations, while the lower slopes are dominated by chaparral and scrub vegetation. The range's highest point, Picacho Peak, reaches an elevation of 8,057 feet. The Bill Williams Mountains offer a scenic wilderness setting within easy reach of major population centers in Arizona.