WALKER

NAME: Walker
COUNTY: Yavapai
ROADS: 2WD
LEGAL INFO: T13N, R1W
CLIMATE: Mild winter possible snow, mild summer
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Anytime
COMMENTS: Make sure to see the charcoal Kiln a few miles out of town.
REMAINS: The Poland walker tunnel and a charcoal kiln.

Walker's post office was established December 15, 1879 and was discontinued September 30, 1940. Now home to summer cottages, Walker was once a boom town sustained for over eighty years by the mines. As much as 2700 residents were reported to have lived here. Walker was located by Captain Joseph Reddeford Walker and the Walker Party in 1863. The fire station is still there today and a giant charcoal kiln is nearby and worth the walk.


The Charcoal Kiln

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