JTNP: Eagle Mountains Mines, Cabins and Ruins - Blind Mule Placer

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Shortly after leaving the Mystery Mine, our route to the Blind Mule Placer takes us across a small, elevated "island" that rises out of Pinto Basin. We call it Shark Island because of the distinctive tall, dark rock outcrop that looks very much like the dorsal fin of a shark.

Shortly after leaving the Mystery Mine, our route to the Blind Mule Placer takes us across a small, elevated "island" that rises out of Pinto Basin. We call it Shark Island because of the distinctive tall, dark rock outcrop that looks very much like the dorsal fin of a shark.

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