Pinetop Arizona and Lakeside Arizona History
Founded in the 1880's by Mormon pioneers, Lakeside derived its name from
the area's lakes, and Pinetop derived its name from the nickname of a saloon keeper who
served the Fort Apache soldiers. At an elevation of 7,200 feet, is known for its
extensive tourism and recreational activities, proximity to the world's largest stand of
Ponderosa pine, and for an outstanding quality of life.
Pinetop is surrounded by the natural beauty
of the White Mountains, the Apache/Sitgreaves National Forest and the
White Mountain
Apache Indian Reservation. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, hunting and fishing are
popular recreational activities, along with traditional
Festivals & Events. Picnic and camping facilities are provided
throughout the area. The White Mountain Trailsystem provides over 180 miles of
developed multi-use trails.
Our central location in Pinetop makes it
possible for our guests to take advantage of
Pinetop's many attractions, activities and
lots of cool, clean fresh air. Pinetop is noted for its golf courses and
Woodland Lake Park with it's
excellent recreational facilities. Cross-country skiing, sledding, snowmobiling and ice
fishing can be enjoyed during the winter.
After a long day of
exploring our wildlife habitats, historical landmarks, or even conducting some
business you may come back to relax in our Indoor Jacuzzi and Sauna, watch some
Free HBO, or enjoy some of those Fresh Baked Cookies daily.
So come and celebrate the seasons in
Pinetop
and stay with us at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel Pinetop Arizona! For Reservations
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