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The Lost Dutchman State Park is named for Jacob Waltz who is said to have found a gold mine in the 1800s, but never told anyone the location. Today, the park offers several nature trails that head into the Superstition Mountain Wilderness and Tonto National Forest. Vast expanses of outstanding beauty, cactus, rocky outcrops, and sighting a coyote, javelina, jackrabbit, or mule deer await. The park has camping and picnic shelters.
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