This Loop Trail is for
Licensed Vehicles.
Yes the mountains beyond
are dusted with snow.
A few words of caution:
Smuggling & Illegal Immigration
May Be Encountered In
This Area.
Information on this trail is
in the Guide to Arizona
Eric entered today's drive in our GPS, including GPS Coordinates for all the way points on today's drive.
I have the book open on my
lap to read instructions,
if needed.
We are belts & suspenders
people...
Looking at the colored lines
on the route, I know that
today's drive is rated
easy to medium.
We will not experience
complicated rock climbs
or super narrow trails.
This sign has the rules...
15 Miles Per Hour Speed Limit
Licensed Vehicles Only
No Breaking Traction
No Jumps
No Reckless Driving
Stay on Designated Roads
We pass a camper.
The map of today's drive
is helpful for those without
an off road trail guide book.
The road ahead.
Ice covered puddle on the
north side of a hill.
Vehicles & a teeny, tiny
tent.
Just up the road we see...
Prospectors looking
for Gold.
Yes, that's snow, within
20 miles of the Mexican
Border.
Our serpentine route will
eventually converge on the
path shown on the GPS
A man made wall holds back
an unstable embankment.
Eric takes his time
navigating this
descent.
We think the stones are
bedrock.
Buildings, appear, literally
in the middle of nowhere.
We cross a large puddle, slowly.
Eric isn't in the mood to wash
the Jeep.
Eric wishes I hadn't taken
a picture of this car...
I may have upset the
owner.
One of the free range cows
grazing nearby.
The entrance to
Apache Ranch
Ranch.
We are about to return
to Arizona Route 92.
Community mailboxes...
We have returned to
civilization.
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