Located in Gila National Forest, this trail used to follow an old pipeline that was built in 1893 to provide water to a nearby mining town.  Around 1930 the walkways were built to aid in the repair of the pipeline.  In wasn't until 1978 that the trail was opened to the public.

UPDATE: Unfortunately, it looks like most of this trail was damaged in September 2013 when the canyon was flooded.  The Forest Service website says that it is closed indefinitely.

Quick Facts:

• Total Distance: 2.2 Miles RT
• Trailhead Elevation: 4,923 Ft.
  • Elevation Gain: ~311 Ft.
• GPS Route