Take a tour around Pinal Mtn and through time as you immerse yourself in the beautiful, rugged and remote territory that was a way of life for hundreds of pioneers around the turn of the century. Start this trip from our location in downtown Globe. Travel the Pinal foothills road (MT-157) that was used as part of the early mine camp access to Sulphide Del Rey. Just past this developed recreation site, stay left as you crest over the pass and then turn right onto FR-221 to Doak. The road drops immediately as you enter the Pioneer Basin and traverse the switchbacks down to the old mine camp of Doak. Mounds of sawdust once layed scattered here from the sawmill that provided early timbers used in the construction of Roosevelt Dam. You will continue along this route as you make your way toward the junction with FR-112. Turn left and continue up the old road headed for Pioneer Pass. Take a break at the Pioneer Pass Recreation Site to imagine this route as no stranger to infamous figures on the stagecoach excited to try their hand in the booming mining camp of Globe City. These stages provided payroll, mail and even prisoner transports to Florence and Yuma Territorial facilities enticing questionable characters to wait around the boulders looking for a easy pay day or to set loose a criminal comrade. Enjoy the fresh air, stop at the bridge at Sixshooter Canyon, pass the old CCC Camp toward the bottom as you make your return via Ice House Canyon Rd back to Downtown.