Having spent the summer of 1982 at Ft. Huachuca, this makes sense. And of course if you go hiking off the beaten path there are the old mines that one can fall into because the boards they may have been covered with a century ago are too rotted to support any weight.
I used to ne Irish and Indian, now that the Irish have turned queer I am just Indian and I resent the forest service having control over land stolen from my ancestors.
That is unfortunate. July and August is monsoon season and one of my favorite times to visit the Stronghold is when it is raining. Up in the mountains it isn’t as hot as down in the valley and often right about the hottest time of the day a quick thunderstorm will come through knock the temperatures down 10-15 degrees and make the waterfalls run for a few minutes.
I never stay in the campground though. I have family living there.