I've always enjoyed this mountain because of all the different trails and sights. You can hear coyotes in the distance if you come in the late afternoon before sunset. On your way to some of the farther trails, check out Scorpion Gulch that used to be owned by "grandpa". Some say it is haunted, and I kind of agree with them. It is a little spooky when it is darker out... After that be sure to say hello to the horses next door. After taking my car with a friend past these starting points- we arrived at the kiwanis or gila trail.. I honestly can't remember the name of it. It was pretty cool to cut through the big rocks and rest on flat land, and go up higher through the big rocks. it can be a bit steep in some spots, and if you are not a stair master, you might get tired. In the summer there are lots of bees, but in the fall and winter it is pretty mild as far as wildlife. Maybe you'll spot an owl or a javalina in the distance?