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Dirty Devil River

06 Wednesday Nov 2013

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Adobe Swale, Bert Mesa, Dirty Devil, Hanksville, utah, Wayne County

The Dirty Devil River is a river in Southern Utah, the story goes that During an expedition on the Colorado River, John Wesley Powell and his team floated past a tributary stream that was very muddy and full of sediment. One of the crew said “What A Dirty Devil!”.

The Dirty Devil River is a 80-mile long tributary of the Colorado River, located in the U.S. state of Utah. It flows through southern Utah from the confluence of Fremont River and Muddy Creek to the Colorado River.

There are many magnificent views from atop huge cliffs looking down at the Dirty Devil, here are some photos I took from atop Bert Mesa. (N 38° 07.625 W 110° 25.113)

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Bert Mesa

06 Wednesday Nov 2013

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Adobe Swale, Bert Mesa, Burr Point, Dirty Devil, Hanksville, San Rafael Swell, utah, Wayne County

Bert Mesa was a really fun and interesting place to explore. We came off the highway at about N 38.15751 W 110.62134 and went east through Adobe Swale to Burr Point, from there we had to struggle to drive down the cliffs to Bert Mesa, I’m no jeeping pro so it was pretty iffy.

Coming down from Burr Point was quite the adventure, we actually had to improve the road to get the some of the vehicles to make it.

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Burr Point road improvements

Once we made it down we explored and went over to the eastern edge to look 1,000+ feet down and see the amazing view of the Dirt Devil River below.

This is such a remote, lonely and beautiful area.

 – Exploring Bert Mesa –

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