White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation

The Alchesay National Fish Hatchery north of Whiteriver breeds five species of trout and distributes them to Indian Reservations in Arizona, New Mexico, and southern Colorado. Annually, 350,000 rainbow, brown, brook, or Apache trout fingerlings are brought to the hatchery.

Alchesay and Williams Creek National Fish Hatcheries in the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation breed five species of trout for distribution to Indian reservations in the Southwest.

The small town of Cibecue is located in the western part of the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation, but belongs to a distinct group of natives called the Cibecue Apache.

In 1881, the Cibecue Massacre took place when the Apache medicine man Noch-ay-del-klinne was one of the people killed.

Hon Dah is a small town located on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. The name means "be my guest" in Apache.

The old lumber town of McNary is located on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation.

Sunrise Lake is a 920-acre trout lake in the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation.

The Sunrise Ski Area in the White Mountains has three peaks: Sunrise, Apache and Cyclone Circle. It is owned and operated by the White Mountain Apache.

The town of Whiteriver is the administrative center of the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation.