Historic
Graham County, AZ
Approximate location — plotted from published sources, not a site visit, and not a guarantee of access.
Remote pioneer ranch/mining homestead in Rattlesnake Canyon of the Galiuro Wilderness—Power family ranch and garden core with surviving small house fabric, reached by long wilderness trail. In 1918 a nearby gold-claim gunfight launched one of Arizona’s largest manhunts; USFS interprets the corridor on Powers Garden Trail #96 as a deep-wilderness historic landscape, not a roadside museum.
| Region | Graham County, AZ |
|---|---|
| Coordinates (approx.) | 32.6493, -110.3591 |
| Agency | USFS Coronado National Forest / Safford Ranger District — Galiuro Wilderness |
| Trail | Powers Garden Trail #96 (old Power family road grade) |
| Era | Turn-of-century ranch/mine; 1918 Power–Sisson manhunt |
| Access | Backpack or long day hike; high-clearance to trailhead |
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