The Luna Lake Wildlife Area is nestled in the White Mountains, offering a cool, high-elevation escape from desert heat in summer. The area provides opportunities for the whole family, ranging from trout fishing and waterfowl hunting, to watching a resident pair of bald eagles raise their young, or just plain relaxing. In addition to the lake itself, the nearby wetlands and forests provide great opportunities to view wildlife for nature lovers of all ages.
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The Arizona Game and Fish Commission does not own property at Luna Lake Wildlife Area. Rather, the 111 acres are managed by the department under a federal special use permit. The property is owned by the U.S.D.A. Forest Service. Management emphasis is to provide quality habitat for waterfowl and other birds, including nesting bald eagles. This wildlife area is also managed to provide a recreational trout fishery.
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