Mount Union, in central Arizona’s Prescott National Forest, is the highest point in both the Bradshaw Mountains and Yavapai County, rising above 8,000 feet. Mount Davis stands to its northeast. The summit holds a lookout tower built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, reflecting the mountain’s role in forest observation, and it also contains communication towers. A service road reaches the summit area, although it crosses private property and is closed to motorized vehicles. Reaching the top on foot is known for sweeping 360-degree views across the central Arizona highlands.