Constructed of quarried sandstone by local ranchers in 1931, the cabin was used for years as a winter line camp. Listed on the National Register of Historic Place it is open to visitor use. Wilderness areas come in many shapes and sizes, and there are many opportunities for anyone in reasonable physical condition to visit. A simple day trip requires only a forest service trail map, canteen, appropriate clothes and an adventuresome spirit. There are special restrictions on fishing in wilderness areas, so check with local Arizona Game and Fish offices for more information before starting out.
Water is limited to the lower reaches of the stream and camping restrictions apply.
Visitors are asked not to remove artifacts or deface ruins while in the area. No framing, reproduction, distribution or copying of the website, its contents or graphics is allowed. Western Newspapers, Inc. website or the contents contained therein.