Canyoneering Route Description
Off The Hook Canyon - 4A II
Ticaboo Mesa, Utah.
03-02-13, 6 people, 1 Day (Travel time in route 5.25 hours)
Time Required - 4.5 to 6.5 hours
Distance - 3 miles Total, 0.6 miles Technical
Rappels - 5 Rappels, Longest Rappel 150 feet.
Elevation Range - 5010 - 3830 Feet
Shuttle Required - Yes 1.8 Miles Vehicle - High Clearance
- 4WD if bad road conditions
Permit Required - No
Rappelling and anchor gear, Ropes and or pull cords for rappels up
to 150 feet and 30 feet of 1 inch webbing for sling placement. A
Sandtrap or sand anchoring system will also be needed for the
pothole section. A Fiddlestick can also be useful here to
minimize webbing needs. Also bring along a couple potshots for
pothole escapes if the mid section changes character, it is very
likely the potshots will never be pulled out.
Wetsuits generally should not be needed.
If the potholes wash out one day in the future and fill with water a
wet suit may be desired on cold days but this is unlikely.
While scouting Double Entendre John Diener expressed
interest in this slot as well. Thanks to John for pointing that out
and organizing our exploration trip.
After getting to the bottom of the final rappel in Off
The Hook we found a piece of old webbing that had apparently washed down
from an anchor somewhere. On of the people in the group said they felt
that we were off the hook for naming it. Since no other names stuck we
settled on Off The Hook.
The mid section of Off The Hook has a section of
potholes where raps 3 and 4 are. These potholes were sand filled on
our trip in March 2013 and were easy to downclimb into and out of. If
sand were to wash out these potholes could present a few more challenges
especially since they are so large with vertical exit lips. Go
prepared with a couple potshots just incase. You likely will not need
them but......
No webbing was left behind at any of the drops since
retrievable anchors (Sandtrap and Fiddlestick) were used at all the drops.
To get to the Trailhead
Note:
There is a maze of roads on Ticaboo Mesa making it a good idea
to study the map ahead of time and keep a close eye on the map
as you drive.
From Hanksville, UT., drive south on highway 95 for 26 miles to
the junction of highways 95 and 276.
From the junction, drive south on HWY-276 for 25.6 miles then
turn left (east) onto BLM dirt-road 13400 between mile markers
25 and 26 (extTicaboo1).
About 1.5 miles from the highway is a junction (TicabooDP-01)
of BLM roads, 13400 continues east and 13410 branches off to the
south. Continue east on BLM road 13400. Note: If you were headed
to the Smith Fork area you would turn south onto BLM road 13410.
About 2 miles farther is another junction
(TicabooDP-02) of BLM roads, 13400 continues east and 13420
branches off to the south. Continue east on BLM road 13400.
Note: BLM road 13420 to the south goes out to Cane Spring Well
about 1.25 miles south.
About 0.2 miles farther is short side road (TicabooDP-03) on the
left (north) that goes to a camp area.
Stay right to
continue on BLM road 13400. Beyond this point the roads
will have intermittent rough sections.
About 0.37
miles past here is a fork in the road where the two roads rejoin
a short distance later. The low road is typically the
smoothest.
About 1.7 miles farther is another junction (TicabooDP-04) of
BLM roads (13400 continues north-ish and 13430 branches off to
the south).
Continue north on BLM road 13400.
Note: If you were going to the roads between Warm Springs Creek
and Sevenmile Creek, you would turn south onto BLM road 13430.
About 0.3 miles farther is another junction (TicabooDP-05) of
BLM roads (13400 continues northeast and 13440 branches off to
the north).
Continue straight northeast on BLM road 13400.
Note: BLM road 13440 to the south goes out to Colt Spring Well
about 0.4 miles north.
About 0.5 miles farther is a junction (TicabooDP-06) of BLM
roads (13400 continues northeast and 13450 branches off to the
north).
Continue straight northeast on BLM road 13400.
About 0.9 miles farther is a junction (TicabooDP-07) of BLM
roads (13400 continues northeast and 13430 branches off to the
south).
Turn south onto BLM road 13430.
Note: If you were
going to Tough, SF Ticaboo or Sleepytime Trio Canyons you would
continue northeast on BLM road 13400.
About 700 feet farther is a fork in the road (extWarmSpring).
At this fork stay left to continue toward the East Branch of
Seven Mile Creek.
About 0.4 miles farther is another fork in the road
(ext7MileCkEB). Veer left (east) to continue toward the
Dante's.
About 1.1 miles farther is a junction where a side road joins in
from the southwest (TicabooDP-08). Veer left (east) to
continue toward the Dante's.
About 0.4 miles farther is a junction where a side road joins in
from the southwest (extTicabooMesa). Stay left and follow
the road as it turns and begins to head north.
About 1 mile farther is a major road junction (extDantes).
Turning right at this junction will lead over toward the Dante
System. To continue to the parking spot for the start of
Double Entendre stay left at this junction and continue
northeast.
About 800 feet after passing the junction the road will turn
left and begin to head northwest. About 200 feet after
turning this corner find a spot to pull over and get off the
road (pkDublEntendr). There is no clearing to park in.
Just find a spot where you think you can safely get your vehicle
out of the way of through traffic.
To leave the Exit Vehicle / Escape Pod
To leave the shuttle vehicle follow the drive in directions
until you get near the end of the drive and arrive at the
junction (extDantes). Instead of driving northeast on
the road, turn right and follow the road southeast toward the
Dante System.
After driving about 1 mile southeast there will be a side road
joining from the left (extTicabooCrek). Turn left on this
road and drive northeast about 0.6 miles to the end of the road
where there is a large turn out (pkTicabooCrek). Park at
this turn out to leave the shuttle vehicle.
GPS coordinate information listed at the bottom. For information about waypoint naming and map symbols, refer to the
Glossary page.
Click the links for maps of the route.
Map of the drive into the route.
Map of the entire route.
The Approach:
From the parking spot (pkDublEntendr)
walk east across the
desert for about 0.4
miles to the top of Off
The Hook (yOffHookTp).
On the way over to the
top of Off The Hook you
will cross over or skirt
around two minor
drainages forming near
the rim. These two
small drainages run over
toward the rim and down
to the slickrock below
but don't form obvious
large canyons here.
The drainage forming Off
The Hook runs over the
rim and down toward the
slick rock forming a
large canyon / slot.
As you get over to the
rim route find your way
down the dirt ravine to
where the drainage
begins to cut down into
the slick rock (yOffTheHookTp).
The Canyoneering / Technical Section:
From where the Off
The Hook Drainage starts
to cut down into the
slickrock (yOffTheHookTp)
follow down canyon over
several easy scramble /
downclimbs over the
first 700 feet to the
top of rap 1.
Rap 1 (dOffTheHookR1) is
the first drop in the
canyon that may require
a rope. We were
able to partner assist
this as a downclimb but
it took work and
creativity. A pack
drag might be a good way
for the last man to get
down as well.
Other anchor options
likely exist but were
not explored.
Rap 2 (dOffTheHookR2) is
about 75 feet down
canyon of rap 1 with a
down climb between.
Rap 2 is anchored from a
boulder about 10 feet
back or a Sandtrap can
be used and drops about
90 feet. At the
bottom of rap 2 you are
in a long corridor with
boulder debris scattered
along the way.
A little over 500 feet
down canyon is a sharp
curve to the left just
before the canyon starts
to drop more. Just
after the sharp bend to
the left a series of
potholes begins as the
canyon starts to drop.
On our trip through in
March 2013 the first two
potholes were easy to
downclimb into then out
of then down into the
third pothole where rap
3 is anchored.
These potholes are very
large and are shaped
such that they would
become keepers with
overhanging lips on the
down canyon side if the
sand washed out.
Note:
Just before reaching the
sharp bend to the left
it may be possible to
climb onto the slick
rock on the LDC
(northwest) side.
If doing this it may be
possible to find a way
to rappel down the other
side of the ridge down
into an interesting side
slot that drops down
just below rap 4.
If this works it may be
an optional route if the
potholes for raps 3 and
4 are water filled.
This has not been
confirmed and is only
speculation for those
wishing to explore it.
Rap 3 (dOffTheHookR3) is anchored in
the 3rd pothole using a
Sandtrap. Rap 3
then drops about 75 feet
as you rappel through
potholes 4 and 5 then
down into pothole 6.
Potholes 4 and 5 were
easy enough to get into
and out of while on
rappel 3 but sand
washing out may change
that in the future.
Pothole 6 at the bottom
of rap 3 is very large
(think living room in a
large house) and was
sand filled on you trip
through in March 2013.
Rap 4 (dOffTheHookR4) is
anchored in pothole 6
using a Sandtrap.
Pothole 6 was completely
full of sand so the
Sandtrap was used on
flat sand near the lip
of the drop so care must
be taken to get it right
and test it before the
last man. Rap 4
drops about 150 feet
down a vertical wall and
is free hanging for the
lower half.
At the bottom of rap 4
is a huge alcove like
area where the canyon
takes a sharp right.
To the left is an
interesting side slot.
The side slot is what
you would rap down into
if the bypass is
explored and it works
out.
Continuing down canyon
after rap 4 is a
downclimb of about 15
feet then a skinny
corridor. The
corridor is a mix of
walking and galumphing
and one short downclimb.
As the corridor ends and
widens out there is a
large wide ledge which
is the top of rap 5
about 600 feet down
canyon of rap 4.
Rap 5 (dOffTheHookR5) is
at the top of a wide
ledge and is anchored
from a boulder about 20
feet back from the top
of the drop. Rap 5
uses about 150 feet of
rope travel from anchor
to bottom of the rappel
and has a ledge part way
down with a few small
potholes on it.
About 300 feet down
canyon after rap 5 is
another ledge with a
hanging garden below it
(wOffTheHookRP1).
The ledge is easily
bypassed down the dirt
and rock slope on the
RDC side.
The drainage for Off The
Hook ends about 600 down
canyon where it meets
the South Fork of
Ticaboo Creek (yOffTheHookBt).
At the end of Off The
Hook there is a drop of
a bout 20 feet down into
a marshy pool.
This drop can be
bypassed by going up and
over on the LDC side
then down the dirt slope
into the South Fork of
Ticaboo Creek.
The Exit:
From the
end of Off The Hook
Canyon
where it dumps into the
South Fork of Ticaboo
Creek (yOffTheHookBt) turn right and
walk east down canyon.
As you walk look at the
large slots on the right
(south) coming down from
the Ticaboo Mesa.
Counting these canyons /
slots helps with
navigation.
Travel down South Fork Ticaboo Creek counting the side slots / canyons
on the right.
About 0.4 miles down
will be where the
drainage for the next
one meets Ticaboo Creek
then a second joins in
about 500 feet after.
The spots where these
drainages meet Ticaboo
Creek are obvious and
easy to spot.
The third drainage
(jTicaCrekExt1) is the
one you will use for the
exit route up out of
South Fork Ticaboo Creek
and comes in about 500
feet after passing the
second. The exit
drainage can be easily
missed since there is no
obvious wash dropping
into Ticaboo Creek.
You don't notice the
actual wash until you
climb up onto a ledge
about 20 feet high.
If you keep your eyes
open this is easy to
find but you need to be
on the look out.
Note:
The exit drainage is the
last one before reaching
the confluence of the
South and Main forks of
Ticaboo Creek. If
you pass the exit
drainage it is about 0.5
miles down to the
confluence.
From the bottom of the
drainage marked
(jTicaCrekExt1) scramble
your way about 20 feet
up onto the slick rock
shelf on the southeast
side of Ticaboo Creek.
If you find the
scrambling a little more
difficult than you would
like you can walk about
200 feet southwest
upstream in Ticaboo
Creek to find an easier
spot to scramble up to
the slick rock shelf (
wTicCrkExRP-01).
Once up on the slickrock
shelf walk southeast up
the drainage about
500 feet to a boulder
debris field
(wTicCrkExRP-02).
Scramble your way up
though the boulder
debris field and
continue up the
drainage. As you
go up the drainage there
will be a couple short
easy upclimbs.
About 700 feet up the
drainage from the
boulder debris field
(wTicCrkExRP-03) look
for a way to scramble up
out of the drainage on
the left (south) side.
There are a few ways to
scramble up so pick one
you like.
After starting up out of
the drainage continue up
the steep slope
traveling southwest for
about 350 feet to get to
the top out
(wTicCrkExRP-04) where
some cairns have been
placed on the flat dirt
are at the top of the
slope.
Note:
As you climb the slope
please stay off as much
crypto biotic soil as
you can. This
place is crammed full of
crypto. Try to
stay off of it by
walking in micro
drainages and stepping
on rock where possible.
If you see someone's
tracks, consider
following them. As
time passes maybe the
community can wear a
single path along this
slope so we can minimize
the damage to the crypto
by keeping it along one
path.
After getting to the top
of the slope you will be
in a wide open flat dirt
area (wTicCrkExRP-04)
turn left and walk about
500 feet south toward a
rocky point. Again
please try to stay off
the crypto and if you
find someone's tracks
please consider
following them to
minimize damage to the
crypto biotic soils.
As you get toward the
point walk over to the
east side of it.
As you traverse along
the east side of the
point look for the
bottom of a chute
(wTicCrkExRP-05).
This will be your route
up onto the point.
After getting to the top
of the chute turn left
and route find your way
south along the ridge.
You will need to
scramble your way around
over boulders and
featured slickrock for
about 150 feet to where
the ridge becomes smooth
slickrock
(wTicCrkExRP-06).
Once on the slickrock
continue up the ridge
for about 1,000 feet to
a flat spot with some
sand (wTicCrkExRP-07).
Continue up the ridge
for about 800 feet to a
spot where the ridge
becomes very steep for
about 12 feet
(wTicCrkExRP-08).
This spot may require
you to use your hands
and feet for a short
distance.
About 650 feet farther
up the ridge you will
get to the top of the
slickrock finger ridge
(wTicCrkExRP-09).
There is a deconstructed
cairn (rocks spread out
and suspiciously placed
on the slick rock).
There are 4 white rocks
making up the
deconstructed cairn and
look obviously out of
place on the pinkish
sandstone.
From the deconstructed
cairn (wTicCrkExRP-09)
turn right and route
find your way southwest
along the shelf you are
on. About 750 feet
from the deconstructed
cairn is the bottom of a
chute (wTicCrkExRP-10)
that will allow you to
upclimb to the shelf
above. Scramble up
this chute to gain
access to the shelf
above. The chute
is about 60 feet tall
and is full of loose
debris to scramble over.
Once at the top of the
chute (wTicCrkExRP-11),
turn right and walk west
along the dirt slope for
about 400 feet where you
will skirt around the
top of a small shallow
drainage
(wTicCrkExRP-12).
Continue west for about
650 feet and cross over
another shallow drainage
(wTicCrkExRP-13).
Then continue about 350
feet west to where the
exit vehicle is parked (pkTicabooCrek).
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| Off The Hook (1) - Drive in to Trailhead and Exit Shuttle |
- extTicaboo1
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69720
W -110.67138
Elev: 4,520 Feet
Exit off of highway 276 to get to the Ticaboo Mesa area. Turn east and leave the highway on a dirt road. Near Mile post 25.
- TicabooDP-01
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.68607
W -110.65188
Elev: NaN Feet
Continue straight for the main area of Ticaboo Mesa. Or Turn right (south) here for an alternate route over toward the Smith Fork Canyons.
- TicabooDP-02
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.67981
W -110.62886
Elev: NaN Feet
Road junction with faint road running to the south. Continue straight (east).
- TicabooDP-03
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.68038
W -110.62628
Elev: 4,565 Feet
Exit to a spot to camp if the roads ahead are too rough.
- TicabooDP-04
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.67963
W -110.60429
Elev: NaN Feet
Junction for a road going south. Continue straiaght (north east) to continue toward Ticaboo Measa. This road junction is near Wild Horse Springs.
- TicabooDP-05
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.68389
W -110.60153
Elev: NaN Feet
Junction for a side road on the left going north. Continue north east toward Ticaboo Mesa.
- TicabooDP-06
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.68667
W -110.59547
Elev: NaN Feet
Junction for a side road going north.
- TicabooDP-07
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69529
W -110.58385
Elev: NaN Feet
Turn off for a side road on the right. Turn right onto the side road and drive southwest.
- extWarmSpring
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69362
W -110.58484
Elev: NaN Feet
Stay right to go toward the main drainage of Seven Mile Creek and Warm Springs Canyon. Or Stay left to go toward the East Branch of Seven Mile Creek and Ticaboo Mesa.
- ext7MileCkEB
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69147
W -110.58014
Elev: NaN Feet
Turn right (more south) to continue toward the East Branch of Seven Mile Creek. Or veer left to continue toward Ticaboo Mesa.
- TicabooDP-08
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.68412
W -110.56389
Elev: NaN Feet
Junction where a rod joins in from southwest. Veer left and continue east toward the Dantes.
- extTicabooMesa
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.68397
W -110.55581
Elev: NaN Feet
Juntion where a road joins in from the south. Stay left and follow the road north to continue out toward the Dante Canyons. Or Turn Right and follow the road South to continue out toward Fiddlestix Canyon. The road to the south eventually loops around to meet the road by Seven Mile Creek.
- extDantes
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69594
W -110.55323
Elev: 4,995 Feet
Major junction. Trun right (southeast) to go toward the Dante's.
- pkDublEntendr
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69789
W -110.55208
Elev: 4,930 Feet
Park here to start the route for Double Entendre.
- extTicabooCrek
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.68826
W -110.53836
Elev: 5,010 Feet
Continue straight (southeast) to go toward the Dante's. Or trun left (northeast) to drive out to the parking area for an exit shuttle vehicle for the Double Entendre route or to hike down into the lower portions of the South Fork of Ticaboo Creek.
- pkTicabooCrek
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69252
W -110.53010
Elev: 5,010 Feet
Park here to leave an exit vehicle for the Double Entendre route or if you wish to use the Double Entendre exit as a way to hike in to enjoy the South Fork of Ticaboo Creek.
|
| Off The Hook (2) - Canyon |
- pkDublEntendr
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69789
W -110.55208
Elev: 4,930 Feet
Park here to start the route for Double Entendre.
- yOffTheHookTp
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69648
W -110.54474
Elev: 4,790 Feet
Top of Off The Hook Canyon shortly after the drainage starts dropping down from the mesa top.
- dOffTheHookR1
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69812
W -110.54380
Elev: 4,597 Feet
Rap 1 - Off The Hook Canyon. Drops about 15 feet. Anchors were not explored since we partner assisted this. A pack drag is suggested for last man down.
- dOffTheHookR2
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69834
W -110.54369
Elev: NaN Feet
Rap 2 - Off The Hook Canyon. Drops about 90 feet and is anchored from boulders back from the drop or a sandtrap.
- dOffTheHookR3
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69941
W -110.54246
Elev: NaN Feet
Rap 3 - Off The Hook Canyon. Anchored from a Sandtrap in pothole 3 and drops about 75 feet over potholes 4 and 5 down into pothole 6 where rap 4 is.
- dOffTheHookR4
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69967
W -110.54271
Elev: NaN Feet
Rap 4 - Off The Hook Canyon. Anchored from a Sandtrap and drops about 150 feet down a vertical wall with the lower half overhanging.
- dOffTheHookR5
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70111
W -110.54170
Elev: NaN Feet
Rap 5 - Off The Hook Canyon. Anchored from a boulder about 20 feet back from the drop and uses about 150 feet of rope travel from anchor to bottom of rap. Rap 5 drops has a ledge part way down with a few small potholes on it.
- wOffTheHookRP1
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70190
W -110.54144
Elev: NaN Feet
Ledge with a hanging garden below it. Easy bypass down the hillside on the RDC side.
- yOffTheHookBt
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70353
W -110.54043
Elev: 3,930 Feet
Bottom of Off the Hook Canyon where it drops into the South Fork of Ticaboo Creek. At the end of the draiange is a drop of about 20 feet down into a marshy pool.
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| Off The Hook (3) - Exit |
- yOffTheHookBt
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70353
W -110.54043
Elev: 3,930 Feet
Bottom of Off the Hook Canyon where it drops into the South Fork of Ticaboo Creek. At the end of the draiange is a drop of about 20 feet down into a marshy pool.
- wRPBypassTrail
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70259
W -110.53844
Elev: 3,836 Feet
Trail on side up on bank LUC
- wTicCrkExRP-01
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70296
W -110.53200
Elev: NaN Feet
If traveling up out of Ticaboo Creek this spot offers an easier route to start up out of Ticaboo Creek.
- jTicaCrekExt1
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70356
W -110.53201
Elev: 3,830 Feet
This is where the exit / aproach for Ticaboo Creek drops down to Ticaboo Creek. Start the exit out by getting up onto the ledge / shelf on the southside then start up the drainage above.
- wTicCrkExRP-02
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70268
W -110.53056
Elev: NaN Feet
Boulder debris field.
- wTicCrkExRP-03
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70159
W -110.52888
Elev: NaN Feet
Down in the wash of a side drainage of Ticaboo Creek. If exiting the lower portion of South Fork of Ticaboo Creek this is where you will find a spot to climb up out of this drainge up to the south.
- wTicCrkExRP-04
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.70091
W -110.52982
Elev: 4,090 Feet
This is where some cairns have been placed marking the route down from the flat dirt area down toward the large side drainage to the north.
If exiting up from the lower end of South Fork of Ticaboo Creek turn left and walk south toward the east side of a point about 400 feet away.
If hiking down into South Fork of Ticaboo Creek, turn right (east) on the way down to Ticaboo Creek and down climb over a slick rock band.
- wTicCrkExRP-05
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69962
W -110.52951
Elev: NaN Feet
Jagged rock point.
If exiting up from the lower end of Ticaboo Creek, upclimb a chute on the east side of this point to climb up to it.
If going down into the lower end of the South Fork of Ticaboo Creek it feels like you want to go down the left (west) side but it is easier to drop to the right over the east side and down climb a couple chutes.
- wTicCrkExRP-06
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69923
W -110.52930
Elev: NaN Feet
A point on the ridge with a mix of dirt and slickrock. On the way up continue up the ridge on slickrock. On the way down continue north along the dirt and rock over to the top of a shute to down climb on the east side of the point.
- wTicCrkExRP-07
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69703
W -110.52751
Elev: NaN Feet
Kind of a point along the slick rock ridge near a flat sandy spot.
- wTicCrkExRP-08
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69542
W -110.52583
Elev: NaN Feet
Brief steep section of the slick rock ridge where hands and feet may be needed for about 12 feet.
- wTicCrkExRP-09
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69408
W -110.52440
Elev: 4,800 Feet
Top of the slick rock finger that is used to access the bottom of Ticaboo Creek.
There is a deconstructed cairn (rocks spread out and suspiciously placed on the slick rock). There are 4 white rocks making up the deconstructed cairn and look obviously out of place on the pinkish sandstone.
- wTicCrkExRP-10
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69267
W -110.52579
Elev: NaN Feet
Bottom of a chute to scramble in that allows access between the two shhelves. Chute was a scramble over boulders for about 60 feet.
- wTicCrkExRP-11
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69244
W -110.52569
Elev: 4,945 Feet
A shallow drainage leading down over the rim to the next lower shelf. To get down to the next lower shelf you will need to scramble down a chute.
- wTicCrkExRP-12
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69190
W -110.52694
Elev: 5,000 Feet
Small shallow draiange to skirt around the top of.
- wTicCrkExRP-13
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69229
W -110.52884
Elev: 4,993 Feet
Shallow drainge on the rim to cross over.
- pkTicabooCrek
Lat/Lon (WGS84): N 37.69252
W -110.53010
Elev: 5,010 Feet
Park here to leave an exit vehicle for the Double Entendre route or if you wish to use the Double Entendre exit as a way to hike in to enjoy the South Fork of Ticaboo Creek.
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