RGINN
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- Oct 16, 2007
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- All Treasure Hunting
Didn't camp here, just back checking it out. North of Newspaper Rock and about 15 miles south of Canyonlands. Got Maria to camp here with me one time. I'm pretty sure she believes that if hell is full, this is where they will send the overflow. There's no water, but looked like Indian Creek over to the east had some, which I'm sure will fade away soon. No wind, not a cloud in the sky, and at 9:30 a.m. it was 95 and rising. It is a fee camping area. Best advice I can give you is if you want shade in the afternoon, camp on the east side. Shade in the morning, camp on the west side. I'd take the east side. Stays warm at night cause those rocks store up that heat in the day. You can spot a lot of artifacts here, and probably more of a winter campsite. Great place. And right now it's only 57 degrees here in Summit County, and I'm glad of it.