Unit 36C · Coyote / Quinlan
Sonoran DesertMixed public + private
Unit 36CArizona · 0 units
About this unit
BLM and Tohono O’odham Nation country west of Baboquivari. Coyote Mountains and Quinlan Mountains define the unit.
- Coyote Mountains Wilderness
- Quinlan Mountains
Public lands inside this unit
4 found
Trails near Unit 36C
12 found
Washington to Arizona Backcounty Discovery Route Ride
Difficulty: Moderate4716.2 miTrailContinental Divide Trail
Difficulty: Difficult3001.6 miTrailArizona Trail
Difficulty: Expert1358.9 miTrailArizona National Scenic Trail
Difficulty: Expert856.4 miTrailCoyote Mountain Petroglyphs
Difficulty: Easy27.6 miTrailBaboquivari Peak via Summit Trail
Difficulty: Expert9.0 miTrailFresnal
Difficulty: Moderate7.0 miTrailFresnal
Difficulty: Moderate6.8 miTrailYellow Jacket
Difficulty: Difficult6.7 miTrailSan Luis
Difficulty: Moderate4.9 miTrailCumero
Difficulty: Easy3.7 miTrailArrieta
Difficulty: Moderate3.3 miTrail
Campgrounds near Unit 36C
5 found
Bueno Aires National Wildlife Refuge
Pricing varies — check with the operatorCampgroundBuenos Aires NWR Campsite 82
Pricing varies — check with the operatorCampgroundDispersed Campsite 83
Pricing varies — check with the operatorCampgroundDispersed Site near 31.5111, -111.4363
Pricing varies — check with the operatorCampgroundDispersed Site near 31.6558, -111.3273
Pricing varies — check with the operatorCampground
On the books in Arizona
Species inventory is state-level — which units actually hold or permit each species varies. Verify unit-specific rules with the state agency linked above.
Official agency resources
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Authoritative source
Outdoors does not publish hunting regulations directly. For current season dates, bag limits, legal weapons, draw deadlines, and license costs in unit 36C, go straight to the issuing agency.
Read the Arizona agency pageBoundary verified by Outdoors against the agency source on 10/25/2026.