The Civilian Conservation Corps built the Kofa (short for King of Arizona) Cabin in the late 1930's. Today, half of this rock shelter is open to the public for a break, exploration or even spend the night. There is a register in there, a few old beds and utensils. Due to rodents, it might not be the nicest place to stay for the night inside, but it sure is a great historic place to visit.

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Elevation 540 m

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Monday 26 January

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Location: La Paz County, Arizona, United States

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