The Sharp Canyon property can be accessed from Interstate 70, off Exit 180, head south on U.S. Route 191 for 54 miles to La Sal Junction, head east on State Route 46 for 15 miles to where the road starts to follow La Sal Creek, turn southeast onto a good gravel road (sign posted as the Wray Mesa Road) heading up to and on top of the mesa for about five miles; the property is about half a mile to the north and is crossed by several gravel and dirt tracks. Elevations on the Sharp Canyon property range from about 7,400 feet at the mesa top to 6,400 feet in the canyon. Precipitation is perhaps 20 – 25 inches per year, with heavy snowfalls possible in winter. Parts of the mesa top are forested with tall trees, ponderosa pine and canyon oak, grading down to pinion pine and juniper, and areas of sparse scrub brush.

There are at least two old mines within the boundaries of the Sharp Canyon property, associated with the previously active La Sal Creek district.