Slaughter House Canyon Hike

 This is more a park and hike trip, but the canyon is very interesting a beautiful with a draw and cliffs.  There are still some residences at the bottom of the canyon.  The railroad tracks separate the canyon from Kingman itself.  This lends itself well to parking an walking, or hiking down the canyon.  There are lots of trails here for four-wheelers, in fact one came past while I was there.  







I don't know the significance of this tire at the bottom of the canyon.




Story of Luana or Slaughterhouse Canyon

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