Hidden Treasure - Stone Building Remains 4 Photograph by Teresa Wilson

Hidden Treasure - Stone Building Remains 4

by Teresa Wilson

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Title

Hidden Treasure - Stone Building Remains 4

Artist

Teresa Wilson

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

Hidden Treasure - Stone Building Remains 4 by TL Wilson Photography

We found the remains of this stone building on one of the off-shoots of the main trail. This one led up to an old mine shaft. It is interesting what you find when you leave the main drags.

The Harquahala Mountain Byway runs adjacent to the 22,880-acre Harquahala Mountains Wilderness, which lies in Maricopa and La Paz counties. The wilderness is perfect for nature lovers as it is filled with wildlife and has extremely diverse native plants. It even contains a rare species of cactus. For those who love to hike or backpack, the area provides a rugged landscape and a sheltered canyon called Brown's Canyon.

The Harquahala Mountains Wilderness is part of an extensive mountain range, and includes Harquahala Peak. The peak is 5,691 feet tall and the last 0.75 miles ascends sharply for 1,400 feet.

On top of Harquahala Peak is an old observatory that was built in the 1920s by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. The purpose of the observatory was to measure and record solar activity, using panels of large thermometers. The data was used to help forecast the weather.

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