Some of us love hiking while others love exploring abandoned places. Well, what if I tell you there’s a fascinating abandoned hike in Arizona that combines the best of both worlds? This easy hike through the Kofa Wilderness in southwestern Arizona leads to an abandoned mine. So, get out there, get some exercise, and discover a historic place that was left behind and abandoned.

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So, have you done this abandoned hike in Arizona yet? What other trails that lead to abandoned places can you think of? Let us know! For Big Eye Mine Trail information, be sure to visit AllTrails.

If you love hiking, you have to check out the top-rated trails to visit in Arizona. Each one is unique and scenic, and you may want to do them all! But before you hit the trails, you should download the AllTrails+ app to ease navigating any trail around the state and beyond.

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