Some of Arizona's best outdoor recreation can be found on the White Mountain Apache Reservation, which spans more than 1.6 million acres.  The Reservation has some of the most scenic country in the Western United States with a huge variety of ecosystems from over 12,000 feet in elevation to around 3,000 feet. You have choices among many campsites, fishing streams, lakes, ski runs, and hiking trails. Farsighted planning and development by the White Mountain Apache resulted in the high-quality recreation available today. Though tribal permits are required for almost any activity, costs are reasonable. You don't need state licenses for fishing, boating, or hunting—just the tribal permits. Some areas, such as the summit of sacred Baldy Peak, are closed. Kinishba is the only prehistoric site that you may visit.  Visit their Recreation Division for more information including their weekly fishing report.