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Mines are dangerous. Enter at your own risk.
I do not know the name to this mine, so that is why it got assigned a generic name.
Getting to this mine is quite difficult and will probably take about two hours roundtrip from the Little Cottonwood Canyon Road. The mine is located on a very steep mountainside.
The tailings suggest this mine had about 100-125 ft of workings. The mine seemed to be a shaft (vertical) operation since it is located nearly at the top of a mountain.