The White Cliffs Wagon Trail: Carved Into Stone @SidetrackAdventures
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Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The White Cliffs Wagon Trail is located just north of downtown Kingman, Arizona and is one of the best preserved wagon trails in the state.

Likely built sometime after 1882, the road was used to bring ore from the mines at Stockton Hill to Kingman where it could be transported by rail.

The heavy ore wagons, some of the toughest wagons ever built for the American west, were so heavy that their tracks have been forever engraved into the rock.

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