Aravaipa Canyon Hidden Hiking Trail

[@jmarks0047]

Headed there next week, thanks for sharing! What camera were you using?

[@xploremor]

Thanks for checking us out and we hope you have a great trip. I think we were using ouR Sony Handycam HDR-CD260V.

[@Mike-cj3nw]

We plan to go next January but it's close to where I live.

[@Mike-cj3nw]

Death trap during monsoon season. Lizards are great.

[@sarbantz]

Do you guys know the name of this side canyon by any chance? I have been to Aravaipa several times and explored many side canyons but I have not seed this one. Thanks in advance.

[@xploremor]

Thanks for watching. We drove back there in my Jeep because it is way back on the southern section of the region. You have to access a lightly used trail off of Four Mile Road. The trail leading back there is not marked but is visible from Google Earth. Here are the GPS coordinates for the canyon. It's way more incredible than this video portrays. 32°49'26.1"N 110°24'10.2"W (Google Earth: 32.823923, -110.402826)

[@felinaleah]

bobby did you do that with shirley

[@xploremor]

+Leah DeLong Yes, she filmed it and it was all her idea! Lol

[@felinaleah]

+Bobby Nelson - sorry that was Austin asking. :)

[@duanewhite3184]

If that canyon is in Nevada it was called the zigzag canyon and the Lost Dutchman's mind is around there legend says that there's an old miners coffee pot buried somewhere in the canyon full of gold nuggets go back through it with a metal detector and look for gold the thing you had your hand on minors left behind on the top of the canyon was supposed to be gold nuggets the size of chicken eggs

[@Mike-cj3nw]

It's Arizona. The Lost Dutchman Gold mine is in the Superstition Mountains near Phoenix, Arizona