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Cave Creek Indian Ruins at Chalk Canyon
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Cave Creek Indian Ruins at Chalk Canyon, AZ
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Cave Creek Indian Ruins at Chalk CanyonPhoenix, AZ
Cave Creek Indian Ruins at Chalk Canyon
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking8.30 Miles 1,657 AEG
Hiking8.30 Miles   3 Hrs   33 Mns   2.34 mph
1,657 ft AEG
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Straight out and back, didn’t make a loop out of it like the write up suggests. Started at the TH at 5:15 so we managed to keep in the shade for most of the hike. A few pottery sherds up top and some fairly over grown ruins, with the petroglyphs at the bottom of the hill right next to the trail being a pretty big highlight. Gnats were out in full force, if we happen to explore the ruins any further we’ll be sure to bring along some repellent
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