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Ben Avery Trail - Indian Spring Petroglyphs
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Ben Avery Trail - Indian Spring Petroglyphs, AZ
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Ben Avery Trail - Indian Spring PetroglyphsSouthwest, AZ
Ben Avery Trail - Indian Spring Petroglyphs
Southwest, AZ
Hiking9.64 Miles 567 AEG
Hiking9.64 Miles   4 Hrs   26 Mns   2.44 mph
567 ft AEG      29 Mns Break
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West Side Story...

A few jets overhead and (land) sharks on the ground. We managed an exclusive showing of the Eagletails. While it is easy to be a soloist on this trail, a duet is nice so someone can take photos of you on a grand stage, with a backdrop so beautiful, you will be singing “I feel pretty, oh so pretty!”

Follow the written driving directions for the trailhead as a digital vortex must exist as you near La Paz County. Cairns guide you through a flat trail ending at the canvas wall. Meander up and down and scout around for petroglyphs and other life forms. Fully exposed trail so better done in cooler temperatures. Higher clearance vehicle preferred although I have seen some Corollas in unexpected places.
 Flora
 Flora [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Narrowleaf climbing milkweed
 Fauna
 Fauna [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Common side-blotched lizard  Queen Butterfly  Red Spotted Toad  Southern Desert Horned Lizard  Western Patch-nosed snake
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