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The only signs marking one's arrival at Rex Mine are these no-camping and no-campfires sign

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07327-rex-mine.jpg The old stone washrooms at the rest stop near Emigrant CampgroundThumbnailsThe open space at the bottom of Bull Canyon is easy to hike after all the dense brush and large rock in the upper canyonThe old stone washrooms at the rest stop near Emigrant CampgroundThumbnailsThe open space at the bottom of Bull Canyon is easy to hike after all the dense brush and large rock in the upper canyonThe old stone washrooms at the rest stop near Emigrant CampgroundThumbnailsThe open space at the bottom of Bull Canyon is easy to hike after all the dense brush and large rock in the upper canyonThe old stone washrooms at the rest stop near Emigrant CampgroundThumbnailsThe open space at the bottom of Bull Canyon is easy to hike after all the dense brush and large rock in the upper canyonThe old stone washrooms at the rest stop near Emigrant CampgroundThumbnailsThe open space at the bottom of Bull Canyon is easy to hike after all the dense brush and large rock in the upper canyon

So far, the National Parks Service has done a great job keeping signage minimal and non-touristy. Let's hope that continues. Rex Mine Road, like Cornfield Spring Road, is an unsigned dirt track that you'd never notice if you weren't looking for it.