Mill Canyon is one of the most rewarding trails in the Tintic Mountains. Although this offroad trail doesn't contain many obstacles, the view from the top is well worth the short trip up. In the springtime, camping up at Dry Lake is as peaceful as it gets. The history in this area dates back to the 19th century, with the Tintic Mountains being 20th of the 25 richest gold districts in the United States and the second most profitable mining district in the state. Today, the area is now defunct, with the town of Eureka remaining with around 500 residents. Remains of old mining towns are scattered throughout the hills, with a few mine shafts still visible. If ghost towns are your thing, this is the area to be exploring.
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