This short trail passes Cave Spring, one of the area's few year-round water sources. An excellent natural campsite, this location was first used by Ancestral Puebloan Indians and later by cowboys. Remnants of a cowboy camp can be seen in the first alcove, which served as an open-air bunkhouse. In the second alcove there is evidence of earlier human use, including pictographs, grinding slicks and a smoke-blackened ceiling.
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