SHORTEST HIKE with MANY GEMS in Superstition Mountains, Arizona #25 (Easy Clues)

[@robhebbs7960]

Thanks guys , love your channel. Love the local hikes you find for us.

[@naturallytrailheaded]

Love that area, was just out a couple weeks ago when the canyon past the mine was still waterfall-tastic! Thanks for posting!

[@rvtech101]

There is another cave a short distance from that mine. It goes quite deep into the other side of that same mountain. If interested contact the Central Arizona Grotto for information. Thanks for sharing as always! We love how you keep everyone’s “ pause” game on point!

[@Colby168]

I’ve been in the mine but was short on time and I thought I need to come back because I’m sure there’s more to explore. Is the cave on the same side of the canyon as the mine?

[@rvtech101]

@@Colby168 I can’t say exactly, but like I said, it does lead into the same mountain. The entrance is pretty well hidden and a crappy trail kinda leading to it. Contact the Grotto, they are a fantastic resource and quite often would have members meet you there and take you through it. There are caves and mines all over the Superstitions and surrounding areas. Been exploring them since the 70s and still making new discoveries. Be safe and have fun!

[@foxmulder7616]

Nice! Had it rained before that? Or is that spring water in the shaft there?

[@HiddenGemsofNature]

It rained a week or two before the hike. this was standing water with no water flowing from a spring

[@brendaslaughter3358]

Always classy videos but please remember that a mine shaft is vertical and an adit is horizontal. If you walk in the mine, you're entering the adit and not the shaft.