Black Eagle Mine Road
Beginning 6.5 miles (10.5 km) north of Cottonwood Visitor Center, this dead-end dirt road runs along the edge of Pinto Basin, crosses several dry washes, and winds through canyons in the Eagle Mountains. The first nine miles (14.5 km) are within the park boundary. Beyond that point is Bureau of Land Management land and a number of side roads. Several old mines are located near these roads. The ridge at the end overlooks the Kaiser iron ore mines. Rated moderate - no significant obstacles, suitable for stock, trail rated vehicles.
9:00 AM - PetSmart, Palm Springs at Ramon/Crossley, - Map
Equipment Requirements: 4-wheel drive high clearance vehicle with transfer case, trail rated tires, a spare tire and a full tank of gas.
Bring: Water/lunch/ trail snacks.
Drivers may indicate the number of passengers they can accommodate if they wish to offer passengers a ride. Registration note: Space for passengers depends on how many drivers register and offer space for passengers. GO does not arrange rideshares.
Pets are welcome.
Contact Trip Leaders: Joey Duhon - email
Special COVID Related Requirements - all attendees to be vaccinated.
Health Problems/Allergies: Discuss any medical concerns with the trip leader that may affect your ability to complete the trip.
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