Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
The trail begins at a large dirt parking area immediately south of the Charles Brown Market on the east side of Highway 127.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
The path first passes the Shoshone cemetery.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
At 0.25 mile in, hikers reach the interesting area of Dublin Gulch.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
Dublin Gulch is made up of a series of miners' homes dug into the stone.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
There are several of these stone dugout cabin homes, and they are easy to spot from the main path.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
Dublin Gulch homes.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
At the west end of Dublin Gulch, the path continues on a track that climbs gradually up a wash.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
There are few markings along the wash, however, the path is unmistakable.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
Tall white posts mark the trail as it leaves the wash and climbs onto the bluffs to the north.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
The footpath remains clear, though it may be affected if there have been recent flash floods.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
Returning toward the town of Shoshone on the bluff portion of the trail.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
Descending into the fringe of Shoshone, cairns mark the path as it crosses the wash.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
The combination of landmarks, a well-worn path, white posts, and cairns make following the path pretty easy.
Shaun Hunter
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05/27/2019
Hikers descend into the edge of Shoshone before tracing the Old State Highway back to the center of town.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
05/27/2019
An optional spur to the route can take hikers to the very interesting Shoshone Spring.