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An extremely hot and (sometimes) dry riverbed leading from the clear waters of Mamie Creek to the old Mail Trail.


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7.0

Miles

11.3

KM

87%

Runnable

5,737' 1,749 m

High

5,398' 1,645 m

Low

1,792' 546 m

Up

1,553' 473 m

Down

9%

Avg Grade (5°)

97%

Max Grade (44°)

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Features River/Creek · Views · Wildflowers

Description

From the confluence of Mamie Creek and the Escalante River, this route heads west. At the time of this writing, the water in the River was intermittent (mid-June) and the sand flies were biting viciously. To add to this trails "extra" difficulties, there is not much respite from the sun, so be sure to start this journey early or in the evening.

To counter this trail's bevy of difficulties, it is very beautiful. With towering sandstone walls on both sides, massive cottonwood trees, and amazing geology, this trail is a treat for those that can handle the above paragraph.

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Tom Robson

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The group grows hot and tired as we hike along the Escalante.
Jun 28, 2017 near Escalante, UT
An amphitheater grows along the Escalante River.
Jun 28, 2017 near Escalante, UT
Kids can do the Boulder to Highway 12 via Lower Death Hollow.
Mar 31, 2017 near Escalante, UT
There was a touch of water in the canyon in mid-June 2017.
Jun 28, 2017 near Escalante, UT

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