Arizona Rails, Ruins, and Trails: Natural arch, Black Mountains, Mohave County, Part 2

Monday, September 21, 2020

Natural arch, Black Mountains, Mohave County, Part 2

I had a post from July about a rock arch in the Black Mountain of Mohave County: https://arizonarailsruinstrails.blogspot.com/2020/07/natural-arch-black-mountainsmohave.html

I was going through old photos this evening and came across several that my dad took in the early 1970s. My brothers and I are in a few of the photos and help show how large the arch is.

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