KOFA- SW AZ

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How to do it part 1


How to do it

We have spent a few nights at Kofa and that is one of the places we will return to this fall. Nice quiet place.

We are completing a three year project doing water surveys and plotting GPS coordinates for all waters on the refuge. We also pick up road trash and do minor road maintenance. We just finished six weeks at Buenos Aires NWR. Check out volunteer.gov

BillAnn C wrote:
Check out the Horse Tank area off King Valley Rd. We are currently volunteering at KOFA. This is our third year. What a great place. Over 650,000 acres.

What kind of volunteer work are you doing? ..... if you don't mind me asking.

I'm interested in doing the same.

Thanks

Check out the Horse Tank area off King Valley Rd. We are currently volunteering at KOFA. This is our third year. What a great place. Over 650,000 acres.

Here's an excellent write-up on boondocking at KOFA. This full-timer does a report on all the places they stay so just do a search on their site.

http://wheelingit.us/2015/02/22/boondocking-site-review-kofa-national-wildlife-refuge-az/

Beside the excellent chances of seeing desert Bighorn Sheep, there are crystals to be found...

Rockhounding At Crystal Hill/USFWS

I camped at Palm Canyon last year. Rough road in but worth it. There is a grove of palm trees growing in the cleft of the rocks. You take the trail up to the palms when the sun will hit them, around noon or so.

Fun on an ATV. Did several rides from Black Rock in Brenda.

Thanks for posting. We have been to the north side of Q and Bouse but plan on exploring down that way next year.