Canyoneering Route Description

Upper Sevenmile Canyon - 3A III
Ticaboo Mesa, Utah

Quick Facts

2018-03-17, 2 people, 1 Day (Travel time in route 6) Pictures Icon includes time to also play in part of Second Guess Fork

Time Required - 4 to 6 hours
Distance - 4.1 miles Total, 1.6 miles Technical  Distances given assuming standard exit up from Big East Fork
Rappels - 4 Rappels, Longest Rappel 20 feet.
Elevation Range - 4820 - 4080 Feet
Shuttle Required - No Vehicle - High Clearance, 4WD if bad road conditions Permit Required - No

Gear Used for Canyon

Rappelling and anchor gear, Ropes and or pull cords for rappels up to 20 feet and 25 feet of 1 inch webbing for sling placement.

General Comments

Upper Sevenmile is a casual day with a few rappels and a lot of easy to moderate downclimbs. The parking area described here is toward the exit from the canyon. I prefer this prefer parking here so walking the dirt road is at the beginning of the route instead of the end.

If you enter the top of this canyon and begin to see water, it may be a good idea to turn around and fins another adventure. The dirt here is very slick clay and can become a huge pain when wet. Some sections of Sevenmile Canyon while easy when dry can become difficult, dirty and not fun when with too much water.

There are to exits for Upper Sevenmile. The early exit is to exit the canyon just before rap 4 and exit to the rim and walk back to the car. The other option is to continue past rap 4 and down to the confluence with Big East Fork and exit to the rim then walk rolling desert back to the car. The route described here is for Exit option 2 but the map shows both exit options.

Driving Directions

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 veer right and and travel south toward the Warm Springs area.

Drive the road south for about 2.21 miles 3.6 miles to where the road makes a turn to the left (west).  Park here at this turn (PkMainFork).  There is no specified parking spot here so find a comfortable place to pull off the road near the corner here.

To leave the Exit Vehicle / Escape Pod

No exit vehicle is needed.  This is done as a loop route.

Maps

GPS coordinate information listed at the bottom.  For information about waypoint naming and map symbols, refer to the Glossary page.

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Click the links for maps of the route. Map of the drive into the route.
Map of the entire route.
Map of upper technical section.
Map of lower technical section and exits.

Details

The Approach:
From the parking spot (PkMainFork) walk north east up the dirt road for about 0.6 miles.

Leave the road after getting around a minor hill (7MileMn01) off to your right (east) and walk east across rolling desert about 650 feet to subtle saddle. There is no landmark here. Use GPS or good map reading skills to stay on course.

Walk across the desert for about 500 feet to a subtle saddle (7MileMn02) then walk east toward the head of Sevenmile.

About 0.3 miles east is the top of a gully to scramble down (7MileMn03) to get into Sevenmile (y7Mile-Tp). 

The Canyoneering / Technical Section:
Once down in Sevenmile (y7Mile-Tp) walk / scramble south down Sevenmile.

A little over 500 feet down canyon is a short section (7MileMn04) with a couple potholes and short downclimbs. Easily bypassed up and over on the LDC side.

About 400 feet farther is a narrow section (7MileMn05) with a couple small potholes and a downclimb of about 8 feet.

Shortly down canyon is a drop (7MileMn06) of about 15 feet that can be easily downclimbed with a handline set from an anchor. Canyon stays narrow for about 150 feet with one 5 foot downclimb in there.

About 500 feet farther a drainage joins in (7MileMn07) from LDC as the wash opens up to wide easy wash walking. 

About 0.23 miles farther raps 1 and 2.

Rap 1 (d7MileR1-2) is anchored from a rock about 6 feet back and drops about 12 feet over boulders into deep slot.
Rap 2, at the bottom of rap 1 anchored from a large boulder and drops about 15 feet.
Raps 1 and 2 could be combined into one rap but the pull would likely be problematic.
The slot after these raps is short but pretty.

About 650 feet farther is a downclimb (7MileMn08) of about 8 feet over boulders where a handline may be useful but not mandatory. Optionally you could bypass this drop by going up and over on the RDC side.

About 350 feet farther is an easy downclimb (7MileMn09) of about 6 feet. Followed by a couple more shorter downclimbs.

A little over 300 feet farther is rap 3.

Rap 3 (d7MileR3) is anchored from a rock at the top of the drop and drops about 15 feet over a huge boulder to a large hole that will be a super slick muddy mess if water is present.

The canyon stays deep and narrow for about 250 feet down canyon after rap 3 and has 3 easy downclimbs of about 6 feet each.

Shortly down canyon is a downclimb (7MileMn10) of about 15 feet easily slide / downclimbed followed by an 8 foot easy downclimb just before reaching the confluence with the Little East Fork. Both downclimbs drop into areas where water would equal lots of slick clay.

Just after these downclimbs is the bottom of (y7MileLEF-Bt) the Little East Fork of Sevenmile Canyon where it joins in from LDC (east).

Shortly after passing by the bottom of Little East Fork is a set of boulders (7MileMn11) to go under then an 8 foot downclimb on the RDC side of the final boulder.

About 450 feet farther is a deep cross joint (7MileMn12) drops in on the RDC (west) side.

Almost 200 feet farther the LDC side wall looks like you can easily scramble up (7MileMn13-EE) the LDC (east) side to exit here and rim walk up along the north side of Second Guess Fork. This has not been confirmed but looks like it would go.

About 150 feet farther is a section of boulders (7MileMn14) to downclimb through where you can climb down through a rabbit hole. Followed shortly by a 6 foot easy stem style downclimb.

About 300 feet farther is the bottom (ySecondBt) of Second Guess Fork where it drops into Sevenmile Canyon.

About 850 feet farther is the down canyon end (j7MilEx1RP-01) of a section about 150 feet long where the RDC (west) side walls are low and have a few spots where you can scramble up. Scrambling up the down canyon end of this section provides the easiest access.  Continue down canyon past this early exit for about 230 feet to the top of rap 4.

Note:
If you intend to use this early exit, scramble up out of the wash and travel northish up the slopes. Just down canyon of this exit the canyon slots up again and rap 4 is encountered about 230 feet down canyon. If you miss this climb out spot and mistakenly get to rap 4, go back up canyon 230 feet to find this exit.

Rap 4 (d7MileR4) can be anchored from rocks at the top of the drop and drops down the LDC side of a huge boulder a total of about 20 feet over 2 stages around and under a the boulder.

Note:
Skilled downclimbers can downclimb rap 4 with partner assist and a short rope. The first person down can use a handline provided by someone at the top. The first person down can then stay at the bottom of the first stage to partner assist others through the first stage then follow down the second stage which is easy.

About 600 feet farther is a short section (7MileMn15) of boulder debris to walk / boulder hop through.

About 700 feet down canyon is the bottom of a chute (j7MilEx2RP-01) on the RDC (west) side to start the beginning of Exit Two from the Seven Mile Canyon system.  The chute looks like it will be steep and difficult to climb up but actually goes pretty easily.

Note:
This chute may be easily overlooked when traveling down Sevenmile Canyon since it goes up steeply in the up canyon direction.  If you miss this climb out spot you will get to the bottom of Big East Fork about 140 feet down canyon on the LDC (east) side.  If that happens go back up canyon about 140 feet looing for the steep rugged chute.  FYI the confluence with Big East Fork has odd geometry and is also easily overlooked but very obvious when looking for it.  Pay attention so you do not find yourself wondering way down into lower Sevenmile Canyon.

The Exit:
From the base of the chute (j7MilEx2RP-01) start up the chute.  The chute looks like it will be a difficult climb out but actually goes pretty easily.  The first couple hundred feet the chute is steep and has a lot of loose rock so be careful about what you trust.  At the top of the chute you will find yourself on slick rock that is a lot more solid.

From the top of the chute continue northwest following a fault line in the slick rock.  Following up this fault involves walking up a steep slope and a couple short spots of easy scrambling.  About 0.22 miles up the slickrock will top out just after scrambling up another very short chute (j7MilEx2RP-02).

After topping out on the slickrock (j7MilEx2RP-02) you will be on a large dirt ledge / shelf just below the rim.  Right at the top out is also the bottom of a rubble pile to the northwest creating a break in the rim.  Route find your way about 350 feet up the rubble pile to the top of the rim (j7MilEx2RP-03).

To finish the exit up out of Sevenmile walk northwest about 0.55 miles across rolling desert back to the parking spot (PkMainFork).

Note:
If you were going over to the Double Deuce Parking spot you would walk southwest across rolling desert about 0.8 miles going around various small drainages making your way back to that parking spot.

GPS Waypoint Information

Downloadable GPX files available at BG-Gear Store (easier than manual entry and a great way to support Bluugnome).
Waypoint naming convention and map symbol information can be found on the Glossary page.  Elevations are approximate.
BEFORE manually entering coordinates set your system to WGS84 datum and Lat/Lon hddd.ddddd° coordinate format. 
Inconsistent datum's and coordinate formats will result in location errors.

Click to show / expand the list of waypoints below........
Upper Sevenmile (1) - Drive to Trailhead
  1. extTicaboo1          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.69720   W -110.67138        Elev: 4,520 Feet
    Exit off of highway 276 onto BLM road 13400 to get to the Ticaboo Mesa area. Turn east and leave the highway on a dirt road. Near Mile post 25.
  2. 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.
  3. 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). Road to the south is about 1.25 miles long and goes down toward Cane Spring Well.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. 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. The road going north is BLM Road 13440 aobut 0.4 miles long and goes over toward Colt Spring.
  7. TicabooDP-06          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.68667   W -110.59547        Elev: NaN Feet
    Junction for a side road going north. The Road north is BLM Road 13540 and goes out toward Upper South Fork Ticaboo.
  8. 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.
  9. 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.
  10. PkMainFork          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66379   W -110.59515        Elev: 4,740 Feet
    Can park up near the top of Sevenmile but prefer parking here so walking the dirt road is at the beginning of the route instead of the end. No specified parking spot here so find a comfortable place to pull off the road near the corner here. Walk north east up the dirt road for about 0.6 miles.
Upper Sevenmile (2) - Approach
  1. PkMainFork          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66379   W -110.59515        Elev: 4,740 Feet
    Can park up near the top of Sevenmile but prefer parking here so walking the dirt road is at the beginning of the route instead of the end. No specified parking spot here so find a comfortable place to pull off the road near the corner here. Walk north east up the dirt road for about 0.6 miles.
  2. 7MileMn01          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.67116   W -110.59041        Elev: 4,820 Feet
    Leave the road here and walk east across rolling desert about 650 feet to subtle saddle. There is no landmark here. Use GPS or good map reading skills to stay on course.
  3. 7MileMn02          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.67167   W -110.58826        Elev: NaN Feet
    From this subtle saddle, walk east toward the head of Sevenmile.
  4. 7MileMn03          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.67218   W -110.58253        Elev: NaN Feet
    Shallow ravine to scramble down into the top of Sevenmile.
  5. y7Mile-Tp          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.67188   W -110.58203        Elev: 4,630 Feet
    Top entry for the main drainage of Seven Mile Creek. Walk / scramble south down Sevenmile.
Upper Sevenmile (3) - The Canyon
  1. y7Mile-Tp          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.67188   W -110.58203        Elev: 4,630 Feet
    Top entry for the main drainage of Seven Mile Creek. Walk / scramble south down Sevenmile.
  2. 7MileMn04          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.67046   W -110.58145        Elev: NaN Feet
    Short section with a couple potholes and short downclimbs. Easily bypassed up and over on the LDC side.
  3. 7MileMn05          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66947   W -110.58128        Elev: NaN Feet
    Narrow section with a couple small potholes and a downclimb of about 8 feet.
  4. 7MileMn06          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66913   W -110.58133        Elev: NaN Feet
    Drop of about 15 feet that can be easily downclimbed with a handline set from an anchor. Canyon stays narrow for about 150 feet with one 5 foot downclimb in there.
  5. 7MileMn07          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66805   W -110.58192        Elev: NaN Feet
    Drainage joins in from LDC as the wash opens up to wide easy wash walking.
  6. d7MileR1-2          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66638   W -110.58505        Elev: NaN Feet
    Raps 1 and 2 - Sevenmile canyon. Rap 1 anchored from a rock about 6 feet back and drops about 12 feet over boulders into deep slot. Rap 2, at the bottom of rap 1 anchored from a large boulder and drops about 15 feet. Raps 1 and 2 could be combined into one rap but the pull would likely be problematic. The slot after these raps is short but pretty.
  7. 7MileMn08          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66474   W -110.58594        Elev: NaN Feet
    Downclimb of about 8 feet over boulders where a handline may be useful but not mandatory. Optionally you could bypass this drop by going up and over on the RDC side.
  8. 7MileMn09          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66423   W -110.58673        Elev: NaN Feet
    Easy downclimb of about 6 feet. Followed by a couple more shorter downclimbs.
  9. d7MileR3          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66334   W -110.58676        Elev: NaN Feet
    Rap 3 - Sevenmile Canyon. Anchored from a rock at the top of the drop and drops about 15 feet over a huge boulder to a large hole that will be a super slick muddy mess if water is present. Canyon stays deep and narrow for about 250 feet down canyon after rap 3 and has 3 easy downclimbs of about 6 feet each.
  10. 7MileMn10          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66239   W -110.58688        Elev: NaN Feet
    Downclimb of about 15 feet easily slide / downclimbed followed by an 8 foot easy downclimb just before reaching the confluence with the Little East Fork. Both downclimbs drop into areas where water would equal lots of slick clay.
  11. y7MileLEF-Bt          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66205   W -110.58686        Elev: 4,290 Feet
    Bottom of the Little East Fork of Sevenmile Canyon.
  12. 7MileMn11          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66187   W -110.58698        Elev: NaN Feet
    Set of boulders to go under then an 8 foot downclimb on the RDC side of the final boulder.
  13. 7MileMn12          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66091   W -110.58774        Elev: NaN Feet
    Deep cross joint drops in on the RDC (west) side.
  14. 7MileMn13-EE          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66043   W -110.58771        Elev: NaN Feet
    Looks like you can easily scramble up the LDC (east) side to exit here and rim walk up along the north side of Second Guess Fork. This has not been confirmed but looks like it would go.
  15. 7MileMn14          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66001   W -110.58758        Elev: NaN Feet
    Section of boulders to downclimb through where you can climb down through a rabbit hole. Followed shortly by a 6 foot easy stem style downclimb.
  16. ySecondBt          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65915   W -110.58751        Elev: 4,190 Feet
    Bottom of Second Guess Fork where it drops into Sevenmile Canyon.
  17. j7MilEx1RP-01          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65690   W -110.58786        Elev: 4,180 Feet
    This spot is on the down canyon end of a section about 150 feet long where the RDC (west) side walls are low and have a few spots where you can scramble up. Scrambling up the down canyon end of this section provides the easiest access. To exit here, scramble up out of the wash and travel northish up the slopes. Note: Just down canyon of this exit the canyon slots up again and rap 4 is encountered about 230 feet down canyon. If you miss this climb out spot and mistakenly get to rap 4, go back up canyon 230 feet to find this exit.
  18. d7MileR4          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65631   W -110.58782        Elev: NaN Feet
    Rap 4 - Sevenmile Canyon. Can be anchored from rocks at the top of the drop and drops down the LDC side of a huge boulder a total of about 20 feet over 2 stages around and under a the boulder. Note: Skilled downclimbers can downclimb this drop with partner assist and a short rope. The first person down can use a handline provided by someone at the top. The first person down can then stay at the bottom of the first stage to partner assist others through the first stage then follow down the second stage which is easy.
  19. 7MileMn15          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65483   W -110.58832        Elev: NaN Feet
    Short section of boulder debris to walk / boulder hop through.
  20. y7MileBEF-Bt          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65268   W -110.58832        Elev: 4,080 Feet
    Bottom of the Big East Fork of Seven Mile Canyon where it drops into the main fork. If traveling up from below the confluence the Big East Fork is to the right (east) and is visually the larger looking of the two. If traveling down the Big East Fork to here the up canyon direction in the main Seven Mile Creek is small and easily goes un-noticed. About 140 feet up the Main Seven Mile Canyon from here is a chute to start an exit up out of the system to the west.
Upper Sevenmile (4) - Early Exit
  1. j7MilEx1RP-01          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65690   W -110.58786        Elev: 4,180 Feet
    This spot is on the down canyon end of a section about 150 feet long where the RDC (west) side walls are low and have a few spots where you can scramble up. Scrambling up the down canyon end of this section provides the easiest access. To exit here, scramble up out of the wash and travel northish up the slopes. Note: Just down canyon of this exit the canyon slots up again and rap 4 is encountered about 230 feet down canyon. If you miss this climb out spot and mistakenly get to rap 4, go back up canyon 230 feet to find this exit.
  2. j7MilEx1RP-02          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65769   W -110.58815        Elev: 4,301 Feet
    Semi level wide open area. Walk northwest over to a prominent slickrock ridge about 500 feet away that looks gentle enough to go up. As you get closer to the ridge, note a steep gully running up the left (west) side and route find your way to it.
  3. j7MilEx1RP-03          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65894   W -110.58826        Elev: NaN Feet
    At the base of a steep gully just to the side of the sloped ridge noted earlier. Scramble up the steep gully to top out at the top of the slickrock ridge.
  4. j7MilEx1RP-04          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65975   W -110.58859        Elev: NaN Feet
    Top out of the gully next to the sloped ridge. From here you have a good view of up toward the dirt desert to the north west. Walk northwest toward a rubble filled weakness in the cliff band.
  5. j7MilEx1RP-05          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66035   W -110.58941        Elev: NaN Feet
    Bottom of a rubble filled weakness in the cliff band. Go up the weakness then walk northwest back to the car park about 0.4 miles away.
  6. PkMainFork          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66379   W -110.59515        Elev: 4,740 Feet
    Can park up near the top of Sevenmile but prefer parking here so walking the dirt road is at the beginning of the route instead of the end. No specified parking spot here so find a comfortable place to pull off the road near the corner here. Walk north east up the dirt road for about 0.6 miles.
Upper Sevenmile (5) - Exit
  1. y7MileBEF-Bt          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65268   W -110.58832        Elev: 4,080 Feet
    Bottom of the Big East Fork of Seven Mile Canyon where it drops into the main fork. If traveling up from below the confluence the Big East Fork is to the right (east) and is visually the larger looking of the two. If traveling down the Big East Fork to here the up canyon direction in the main Seven Mile Creek is small and easily goes un-noticed. About 140 feet up the Main Seven Mile Canyon from here is a chute to start an exit up out of the system to the west.
  2. j7MilEx2RP-01          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65299   W -110.58861        Elev: NaN Feet
    Bottom of a chute on the RDC (west) side to start the beginning of Exit Two from the Seven Mile Canyon system. The chute looks like it will be steep and difficult to climb up but actually goes pretty easily. The first couple hundred feet the chute is steep and has a lot of loose rock so be careful about what you trust. Note: This chute may be easily overlooked when traveling down Sevenmile Canyon since it goes up steeply in the up canyon direction. If you miss this climb out spot you will get to the bottom of Big East Fork about 140 feet down canyon on the LDC (east) side. If that happens go back up canyon about 140 feet looing for the steep rugged chute. FYI the confluence with Big East Fork has odd geometry and is also easily overlooked but very obvious when looking for it. Pay attention so you do not find yourself wondering way down into lower Sevenmile Canyon.
  3. j7MilEx2RP-02          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65599   W -110.58996        Elev: 4,510 Feet
    Exit route out of Seven Mile gets to the top of sandstone and is on a large shelf just below the rim. To exit continue northwest up a rubble pile creating a break in the rim.
  4. j7MilEx2RP-03          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.65654   W -110.59088        Elev: 4,650 Feet
    Top of a rubble pile that was climbed to gain access to the rim. To finish the exit up out of Sevenmile walk northwest about 0.55 miles across rolling desert back to the parking spot (PkMainFork). If exiting back to the Double Deuce parking area walk southwest accross rolling desert. If going back to the Sevenmile parking spot walk northwest accross rolling desert for about 0.55 miles back to the parked car.
  5. PkMainFork          Lat/Lon (WGS84):  N 37.66379   W -110.59515        Elev: 4,740 Feet
    Can park up near the top of Sevenmile but prefer parking here so walking the dirt road is at the beginning of the route instead of the end. No specified parking spot here so find a comfortable place to pull off the road near the corner here. Walk north east up the dirt road for about 0.6 miles.

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