2656 S Mohican Rd Gold Canyon, AZ 85118

Listing details for 2656 S Mohican Rd, Gold Canyon, AZ 85118 : Dark Skies area. Bring your telescope. Custom Santa Fe, 1.25 acre by Hieroglyphic & Lost Goldmine Trails. Cov'd lit back patio faces Superstition mountains. 2 bed w/Jack'n'Jill bath. 3rd bed. Master w/custom closet, patio exit, glass block snail shower. Extra room w/mirrored closet sliding doors, 4th patio exit; nice home office. New upgrades throughout: paint, carpet, luxury vinyl planks, lights, faucets, white roof coating, 2 A/C heat pump, well H20 tank, hot H20 heater, painted garage floor/all patios. Corner Kiva wood fireplace. Full round wood beams/posts. Custom wood shutters. New kitchen island birch butcher block, new birch drawers throughout. Wall-length closet laundry storage, raised garage cabinets. Insulated rough wood garage door; Smart phone enabled opener. Water softener. Hot water recirculator timer so guest bath gets hot faster. R/O in kitchen. Dark Skies, No street lights. It is very dark at night for stargazing or seeing stars w/telescopes more clearly. No house lights, coach lights or other outside yard lighting is allowed to glow upward so that it interferes with neighbors enjoying the sky view. To learn more about AZ Dark Skies locations, go to: https://www.visitarizona.com/dark-skies --- This Sonoran Desert property is near national wilderness & filled with saguaro, cacti, cholla & many native plants & boulders. Many active wildlife come to the backyard waterfall pond to drink water or lounge. - Hikers & horseback riders - At the Cloudview Avenue parking lot, take path up to the Lost Goldmine Trail. It forks eastwards and the Hieroglyphic Trail heads north. Go past a gate & fence marking the edge of the Superstition Mountain Wilderness. Go up an inclined ridgetop & then drop down into a shallow wash at the mouth of Hieroglyphic Canyon. It's very rocky. Seasonal pools. Petroglyphs are somewhat faded. Official path ends & is often overgrown. The Superstition Mountain ridgeline is further up at about 4,600 feet. Don't go alone. Take cell phone & lots of water.