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The road twists its way down the canyon away from the old Copper World Mine site

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04003-copper-world.jpg I take a look up the big hill that I climbed over to get here, but I'm going to return to camp on a longer, easier routeThumbnailsThe steep hills on each side of the canyon make it easy to forget that the road is descending fairly rapidlyI take a look up the big hill that I climbed over to get here, but I'm going to return to camp on a longer, easier routeThumbnailsThe steep hills on each side of the canyon make it easy to forget that the road is descending fairly rapidlyI take a look up the big hill that I climbed over to get here, but I'm going to return to camp on a longer, easier routeThumbnailsThe steep hills on each side of the canyon make it easy to forget that the road is descending fairly rapidlyI take a look up the big hill that I climbed over to get here, but I'm going to return to camp on a longer, easier routeThumbnailsThe steep hills on each side of the canyon make it easy to forget that the road is descending fairly rapidlyI take a look up the big hill that I climbed over to get here, but I'm going to return to camp on a longer, easier routeThumbnailsThe steep hills on each side of the canyon make it easy to forget that the road is descending fairly rapidly

This is not in a federally designated Wilderness area, so motor vehicles are allowed to drive here. Tire tracks on the road tell us that the area does get visited occasionally.