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| Distance Round Trip |
6.4 miles |
| Trailhead Elevation |
4,503 feet |
| Elevation Gain |
400 feet |
| Accumulated Gain |
915 feet |
| Interest Historic & Seasonal Creek |
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| Parsons Grove & Canyon via Rug Road
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6.44 mi
1,057 ft |
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Area Water Sources |
| direct air miles away to trailhead |
| 0.0 • | Virgus Canyon (Upper) - via Rug Road |
| 2.1 • | Lime Camp |
| 4.4 • | Oak Grove Canyon |
| 4.6 • | Wire Corral Draw Ridge |
| 5.0 • | Turkey Creek Cliff Dwelling |
| 6.6 • | Santa Teresa Wilderness - GET #8 |
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Wooden Dwelling |
| | Mobile Version  This popular side trip which the "Rug Road" crosses at Parsons Grove/Canyon & Cabin offers a look back in time at old Arizona 19th century remote ranching & corral building history. After viewing Parsons Grove and Cabin area, this side trip continues on an old two track route (see posted GPS Route) past the old Don Jose Corrals to end at the small, historic Don Jose Cabin with unique corrals;
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Sunrise | 5:20am |
Sunset | 7:17pm |
| Road / Vehicle | Strictly 4x4 |
| Fees / Permit | None
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From the Phoenix area: TH Start for this 4x4 side trip, mountain bike, or backpack begins 18 miles in from Mammoth,AZ, at the "primary campsite" location as described in HAZ hike description: "Rug Road-Mammoth to Klondyke to Hwy 70" (See this hike description and associated driving directions for pertinent details);
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WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends. |
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