Pine Guidebook
Food scene
This is a great lunch and dinner spot with heated outdoor seating and their Taproom is a cozy whiskey bar. The wood-fired pizza and wings are delicious! NOTE: They are closed on Monday and Tuesday.
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Old County Inn
3502 AZ-87This is a great lunch and dinner spot with heated outdoor seating and their Taproom is a cozy whiskey bar. The wood-fired pizza and wings are delicious! NOTE: They are closed on Monday and Tuesday.
This is a quaint little mountain brewery with good lunch and dinner options. NOTE: They are closed Wednesday and Thursday.
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THAT Brewery & Pub
3270 AZ-87This is a quaint little mountain brewery with good lunch and dinner options. NOTE: They are closed Wednesday and Thursday.
This is a great locally run cafe and bakery with a gift shop that sells local arts and crafts.
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Pine Creek Fudge Ice Cream & Espresso
3617 Arizona 87This is a great locally run cafe and bakery with a gift shop that sells local arts and crafts.
Neighborhoods
Pine is a small town of fewer than 2,000 people, just south of Strawberry and North of Payson. Pine has no shortage of mom and pop antique shops and restaurants. It also has its own brewery. It is located on the edge of Tonto National Forest, and is a gateway town for hikers on the Arizona Trail.
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Pine
Pine is a small town of fewer than 2,000 people, just south of Strawberry and North of Payson. Pine has no shortage of mom and pop antique shops and restaurants. It also has its own brewery. It is located on the edge of Tonto National Forest, and is a gateway town for hikers on the Arizona Trail.
City/town information
Payson is 15 miles south of Pine, and has most of your bigger city needs such as Walmart, Safeway, Home Depot, banks, a lot of restaurants, and a movie theatre.
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Payson
Payson is 15 miles south of Pine, and has most of your bigger city needs such as Walmart, Safeway, Home Depot, banks, a lot of restaurants, and a movie theatre.
Consejos sobre la ciudad
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Fossil Creek (FOR HIKERS)
Fossil Creek Wild and Scenic River can be accessed via the Bob Bear Trailhead about 20 minutes drive north of the cabin. The 8-mile hiking trail begins at an elevation of 5,700 feet and descends 1,500 feet over 4 miles into the Fossil Creek canyon. The steep trail rewards visitors with access to one of Arizona’s most spectacular riparian areas. Advance permits are required to park a vehicle in the Fossil Creek permit area April 1–October 1. You can find out more up to date info on closures and get permits online.
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Pine Strawberry Trail (FOR HIKERS)
You can access the 4.4-mile Pine-Strawberry Trail right down the street from the cabin at the Mohawk Trailhead (GPS Coordinates: 34°23'08.0"N 111°28'15.5"W).
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Tonto Natural Bridge
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is about a 17-minute drive south of the cabin and can be reached off the 87 between Pine and Payson. Please check online for up to date info about closures.