⛰️ Elevation
8,356 Feet
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928-940-0177⛰️ Elevation
8,356 Feet
🌡️ Temperature
56°F
H: 75°F L: 39°F
☀️ Sunshine
276 Sunny Days
The US average is 205 sunny days.
🌧️ Rainfall
20 in
The US average is 38.1 in.
❄️ Snowfall
93.7 in
The US average is 27.8 in.
💨 Air Quality
Good
50.5 US AQI (AIR QUALITY INDEX)
🚵 Trails
350+ miles
East Fork Trailhead, Government Springs Trailhead, West Baldy Trail Head, and Butler Canyon Trailhead are some local hiking spots.
🏞️ Parks
5 Parks
Hoyer Campground, Greer Lakes Campground, Greer Lake Picnic Area, and Benny Creek Campground are some local favorite parks and campgrounds.
🌊 Lakes
22 Lakes
22 trout lakes within a 30-mile radius of the town and 600+ miles of trout streams make this a fishermans delight.
Greer is a small mountain town in Eastern Arizona. Greer is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in Apache County, Arizona, United States. It lies at an elevation of approximately 8,300 feet in the White Mountains of Arizona, and is surrounded by the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. As of the 2010 census it had a population of 41.
Greer is the perfect place to buy horse property. You'll find most land available here often sports multiple acres and since it's up at 8,300 feet in elevation; your horses will love living on a cool mountain climate with an abundance of nearby forests for riding their favorite trails. You can enjoy a beautiful horseback ride where your likely to see elk, deer and turkey along the trail with views only seen in The White Mountains.
Greer is the quintessential town to own a cabin. Located in the 400-million-acre White Mountains of eastern Arizona, Greer is a four-season paradise. On your porch you’ll experience the sights, sounds and aromas of the forest, as well as the beauty of creation, including abundant wildlife. Within the area surrounding Greer you may see bighorn sheep, elk, deer, black bear, wild turkeys, herons, and more. No need to fear inclement weather. Settle in by the fireplace or on the covered porch with a good book or challenge your family or friends to a board game or a game of cards. This is why Greer is one of the best towns to own a cabin in. Even the neighboring community of Pinetop-Lakeside has been voted America's "Best Cabin Region" by readers of Cabin Life magazine.
Single family homes and vacant lots and land are the primary types of real estate you will find in Greer. It's an unincorporated community so there is rarely ever commerical property available.
The houses for sale in Greer AZ are single family homes with log or wood siding. These homes have a cabin style look that is highly desired in The White Mountains.
There is a steady supply of lots and vacant land for sale in Greer. Areas like Hidden Meadow Ranch where there's 150+ acres developed for private use ensure there's always a plot of vacant land available to build your dream cabin.
Real estate in Greer AZ is ranges from afordable cozy cabins to luxurious mountain estates. The median listing price is $469000.
Greer AZ is a great community to live in. Greer's full time population is 122. That means you are away from the masses, and can enjoy the great outdoors in this charming nature lovers paradise.
Over 98% of the real estate in Greer has trees on the property. Most real estate in the area is full of meadows, trees, streams, and ponds.
Homes for sale in Greer AZ have a median listing price of $469,000. Some of these homes are Hot Homes, meaning they're likely to sell quickly.
Most of our new listings in Greer AZ are updated every 5 minutes so you can see new homes as soon as they come on the market. We use The White Mountain Association of REALTORS MLS and Central Arizona Association of REALTORS MLS to get the latest listings in Northern Arizona.
Dan Deublein, an Arizona native, returns to the White Mountains where he grew up. Through fly fishing, he finds a deeper connection and recognizes the need to protect it. Film was shot in and around Greer, Arizona. This video showcases the raw beauty of mother nature in Greer. Dan shows us snippets of his experience living and growing up in Greer and then returning back to this wonderful area of Northern Arizona.
(ARIZONA HIGHWAYS TV) - Robin Sewell explains how Show Low got its name and also describes what the town was like in the early days.
The weather in the White Mountains during the summer is typically in the 70's or mid 80's. But rather cold at night even if it is 115 degrees down in the Phoenix area.
