After a long ride on Levi Well Road the road will go up and through a large open divide and you will cross a small wash.  At about 1 mile past this you will come to an info sign about the big horn sheep population in the area.  This also marks the start of Cow Freckles Trail, a short walk down this dirt bike only trail will lead you to this scenic overlook.  10 Mile Canyon is wide an shallow at this point, nothing to indicate the adventure that awaits you. 

The next stop you will want to make is at the dripping spring cattle camp.  This is a neat place to explore and wonder what it might have been like to be a cowboy in the old west far from anywhere.  How would you pass the cold lonely nights?  You can check our more info on this location on our youtube channel.  

Our initial goal on this trip with our Can-am Maverick was the Crystal Spring Geyser near Green River but after a stop at the cowboy camp we decided to look for the camps namesake dripping spring.  My cousin walled down the trail that looked like it surely deadened in a few yards.  To speed things up some I went to pick him up and save him the walk back.  Once back together we continued down the trail and it just kept going and going.  

As you explore down the canyon you can't help but wonder who might have come before you.  Though we did not find any standing ruins in Tenmile Canyon we did find this site that was marked with an archaeological sign asking people not to disturb the area inside of this large alcove.  There was also the start of a large arch to the right of this alcove. 

The alcove we stopped at was not the only one, there were many just waiting to be explored.  I hope to someday to return and take my kids on a camping trip here.  I would like to spend a few days exploring the area.  If you are like me, you want to know what is down each little side canyon or in each alcove.

The farther you go down the canyon the higher the walls get.  Notice the walls are higher but the canyon is still wide, that is all about to change.