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Kanes Spring from FR257 - Teapot Mountain TopoGlobe, AZ
Kanes Spring from FR257 - Teapot Mountain Topo
Globe, AZ
Hiking avatar Nov 07 2013
Charger55 • Triplogs 573
Hiking3.00 Miles 308 AEG
Hiking3.00 Miles   1 Hour   30 Mns   2.00 mph
308 ft AEG
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Back in the spring I hiked Cross Canyon at the base of Apache Leap. After that hike I started looking for other hikes in the area. Kane Spring is one I had been eyeballing for awhile. I combined it with a trip to the Belmont Mine, a stop at Historic Pinal Cemetery and some Mexican food from Los Hermanos to make it a full day in Superior.

Kane Spring was the easy warm-up hike; up a wash to a dry waterfall. The spring is being diverted through a pipe that you follow most of the way. The fire that went through here in 2012 really did a number on the landscape. Still, it's slightly riparian and very peaceful.
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