The following images were taken during the Roadrunner 4X4 club's trip down the Devils
Highway located in the South-West corner of Arizona. We crossed
the Barry M. Goldwater Air Force bombing range and the Cabeza
Prieta National Wildlife Reserve.
Saturday morning we entered the
Barry M. Goldwater bombing range.
Petroglyphs by the tanks at Tinahas Altas Mountain.
More petroglyphs, Look for the snake.
More petroglyphs, Look for the Sun.
Tom by the lowest of the tanks at Tinahas Altas Mountain.
Tom & Lee climbing down from
the petroglyphs.
Tom hanging out at the "Tule
Hilton" at Tule Well.
Steve hanging out at the "Tule Hilton" at Tule Well.
Monument built by the Boy Scouts at Tule
Well.
This is a good example of a "male"
barrel cactus.
Here is the proud boy one more time.
View of the desert terrain along
the way.
A different view of the desert terrain
along the way.
Tom with the 4-Runner on the Pinacate Lava
Flow.
Lester & Sandy in their Jeep Wrangler on
the Pinacate Lava Flow.
Another view of the desert terrain
along the way.
Monument at the Nameer grave site.
O'neil pass and O'neil's grave site.
Our campsite Saturday night at Papago Well
Oh what a feeling!
The campsite at sunrise.
The border at sunrise.
More of the border at sunrise.
Even more of the border at sunrise.
Looking north from the campsite.
More looking north from the campsite.
Sunrise in the desert.
Windmill before sunrise.
Windmill after sunrise (5 minutes
later).
Windmill at Papago Well.
A desert view on the way to Ajo.
Strange saguaro cactus.
The rest was just Ajo, Arizona
Trail Difficulty: Easy, any stock frame
based 4X4 should be able to handle this trail. Permits are required to
enter and cross both the
Barry M. Goldwater Air Force bombing range and the Cabeza
Prieta National Wildlife Reserve.
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