True history of this box. Resided for years at 9843 Hammer Rd, Lynden, Wash, 98264. Once barreled over by a green green John Deer tractor, driven by and East Indian. Repaired and replaced. On Sept 10, 1994 was nearly distroyed by a white Chev 1978 sedan driven by a drunk Guatemalan. Was retired, reshaped and relocated at this spot where it is believed to be relatively safe from either. Len Coons 1311 Edna Ave, Superior, Ariz,  (Nov to April)  689-5940

The trailhead can be found at the end of a mining road, near a mineshaft, a short distance from the parking lot. From here the trail ascends at a moderate rate through scenic Sonoran panoramas as it makes its way to the base of the mountain. At the mountain base the rate of assent increases as the trail takes you around the many cliff lines encountered on your way to the summit. The route provides a small amount of exposure and is similar in difficulty to Camelback Mountain.

The above listed trip reports--documenting day hikes, backpacking trips, and car camping trips organized and arranged by the Arizona Trailblazers Hiking Club, Inc.--are meant to be more of a record of the various events performed by the hiking club and are not meant to be the only guide for anyone else wishing to do the same hike or backpacking trip. Instead, they should only be used as a supplemental to an official guidebook that addresses that specific hike or backpacking trip. Natural changes (floods, fires, windstorms, etc.) can occur and change and alter the landscape. The Forest Service sometimes changes the routing of a trail. Trail junction signs can be removed or altered. For these reasons, the hiking club's trip reports and even the official guidebooks may no longer be totally accurate in describing the trail and its layout. There is always the possibility, however remote, of a hiker sustaining harm or injury while on any hike, no matter how safe it may initially seem. The Arizona Trailblazer's Hiking Club, Inc., as well as any of its officers, directors, representatives, and designated hike leaders, disclaims any liability or responsibility for accidents, injuries, damages, or losses whatsoever that may occur to anyone using the trip reports that are available on our website. The responsibility for good health and safety while hiking, backpacking, or camping, ultimately rests with the individual.