At the confluence of two small, seasonal streams (you can see water more consistently from a pipe just above the confluence if you wish) is a small, metal mining claim sign. Nailed rather high up on a Ponderosa Pine tree it reads: "Leroy Mining Claim, DE Nelson, Owner." This shady spot is a nice place to stop and sip some water by the streams before continuing on to explore the historical mines in the area.

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1. Stanley B. Springs Trail — Kyle Canyon — Spring Mountains National Recreation Area

3.37km

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180m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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1. Stanley B. Springs Trail — Kyle Canyon — Spring Mountains National Recreation Area

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