Complete shopping and professional services are also available. Sunrise offers ski programs for all ages and more than 60 trails at an elevation of up to 11,000 feet. Springerville serves as a tourism hub to the Blue Range Wilderness Area, three Indian reservations, Petrified Forest , Gila National Forest, Indian petroglyphs, and volcanic formations. In addition to communication resources from the rest of the state, Springerville has local area weekly and bi-weekly newspapers, a local radio station and stations received from Show Low. Television is available via cable, and three UHF channels are received from Tucson.
Internet access is available.
There is one public elementary school, one middle school, one high school and a community college. School enrollment is more than 1,800 students. NPC offers adult basic education, continuing education, vocational, academic transfer and personal interest programs. Northern Arizona University, in cooperation with NPC, offers upper division and graduate courses at several locations throughout the county. Ambulance service is provided by the Round Valley Ambulance Service and several air ambulance services.