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This is very sad to me! You will be greatly missed here. Thanks for taking me along.

This used to be on 191 but has fell now. http://arizonaoddities.com/2012/09/mysterious-arrow-tree-sticks-out-on-coronado-scenic-byway-trail/

Just a little appetizer for your next trip to that area....https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/new-mexico/mogollon-abandoned-village-hike-nm/?fbclid=IwAR30LVaG2n9YdXiNTdaI0oTY3qhGMuV9Mr6BvnlG72QV1eEXW74f8VMp5As

I believe that shack and mines belonged to an old-timer called Burro Joe. Quite a character in his day. Glad you got to enjoy some of the favorite places of my youth.

I know you usually post after you are already gone from the area but.. If you are still there or going back through some time you should go up Mineral creek see Coonies tomb and hike up the creek past his mine and just enjoy the trail less traveled than the Catwalk. Also take your jeep up to...

The trail on up the cat walk has never been highly maintained past the swinging bridge, it is kind of easy to miss as it takes off from the main trail just before the bridge and climbs up and then drops back in to the creek bottom. From there it follows the creek and crosses many times and that...

Thanks for the photos of the Cat walk and the Hot springs you were in my home town of Glenwood I have many memories of running all over the hills there and catching catfish in the river below the hot springs. Ahh wish I had a time machine.

Just read your whole thread both this and the doitall Dodge, very impressive!