from Midfield go north on SH 71 approximately 2 miles; 120 east on one lane paved road approximately 2 miles (turns to dirt road approximately .5 miles from house)
From Amarillo, take SH 136 northeast about forty miles to Alibates Road, enter park and take South Fork to Sanford Recreation Area. Site is just before first park roadside area on north side of road.
from Big Lake go about 4 miles west on US 67, then 1 mile south on RR 1676 to Santa Rita Rd - Marker is on Private Property about 1/2 mile south off Santa Rita Rd.
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