1½ miles beyond Beale’s Spring, where road crosses Sandy Wash, there is permanent and good water; ¼ mile to right of road, in the Wash, grass abundant; good camping ground. Wood near by, ¾ mile to left of road. Up the Wash are large bodies of good water. 3 miles before reaching Hualpais Spring, just after crossing Big Wash, good permanent water; grass and wood 1½ miles to right of road; good road nearly to the water. In coming from Willow Grove to Camp Mojave, in order to reach this camping ground turn to left 2 miles after leaving Hualpais Spring. Important camping ground, used by trains. Willow Grove to Prescott, A. T. ========================================================================== | | | _To_ | _Miles._ | _Miles._ | _Description._ | | | ----------------------+----------+----------+---------------------------- Fort Rock | 9 | 9 |Ranch. Water, grass and | | | wood. Road generally good. Camp near Muddy Cañon | 11 | 20 |Water in cañon 300 yards to | | | right of road; wood | | | abundant; road good. Anvil Rock | 4 | 24 |Water and grass. Oaks and Willows | 9 | 33 |Water, grass and wood. Road | | | generally good. Old Toll Gate | 9 | 43 |Abandoned. Road hilly, | | | otherwise good. Roblett’s (Ranch) | 2 | 45 |Water, grass and wood. Toll Gate (Ranch) } | | |Water and wood abundant. Road Camp Hualpai } | 1 | 46 | as above. Williamson’s Valley | 15 | 62 |Water and grass; no wood. Road | | | excellent. Lee’s Ranch | 13 | 75 |Water, grass and wood. Road | | | excellent. Prescott | 11 | 86 |Road excellent. ----------------------+----------+--- ------+-------------------------- Three miles beyond Camp near Muddy Cañon is an old government camping ground, with water all the year; wood and grass abundant. New road forks to the left, one mile beyond Camp. Two miles further is the Camp opposite the above mentioned water, one-fourth mile to right of road. Present camping ground well marked. This new road intersects old road one mile before reaching Anvil Rock; is smooth, and avoids the rocky hills on the old road, now very difficult for loaded teams. Both roads are boggy in winter. Prescott (Fort Whipple) to Camp Verde, A. T. Route 1.