(Fortunately, I have been successful in finding severalĭuring our hikes and treks in other areas of the desert). Must say that finding no crystals on Crystal Hill nor in the nearby wash was aīit disappointing.
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks?) I Long way these last three years in overcoming her acrophobia. Soon learned that a multitude of natural gas pipelines exist in this area! Mom actually joined Dad and me as we Roads leading from Route 95 to Crystal Hill, resulting in a bent tie-rod. He did not fare well on the primitive, washboard There, we used our medium duty truck, Big Boomer.
I enjoyed my visit to the "Magic Circle" trails so much that Mom and I popped back over the next day, she sans my Dad and me sans my clothes!īeen three years since we visited Crystal Hill at King of Arizona (KOFA) National Along the routeĪre wooden benches for resting and unique art. Third, that the trails extend so far into unoccupied land! There is Sonny’s Trail and the Bare Trail, which encompass more than 3 miles. Professionally-made street signs are posted throughout the section (There is an Avenueī, Alexander’s Way, etc.). First, that so many people subscribe to this alternative lifestyle and camp in the clothing optional area! Second, that People’s junk in the trunk, so to speak), I was surprised by many things. This part of the LTVA (mainly because Dad gets uncomfortable seeing other For those of you unfamiliar, the “MagicĬircle” refers to the clothing optional section of the Long Term Visitor Area Hiking trails created within the “Magic Circle”. Cooler weather gave us an opportunity to explore without incident the new
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