Did the canyon on 04/22/2024 right afer U-Turn 2,5 hours, great fun Going up the crack is easy All anchors are in godd shape You just have to look closely to find them A permit is requiered at the visitorcenter

Coyote Gulch is an amazing hike with amazing views We did it from crack in the wall to Hamblin arch on 4/20/24 4 adults and spent 9 hours for the 13ish miles Gaia tracked 12 for me, Strava tracked 14 for another 65-70 degree weather - perfect, and still went through about 5 liters of water took in 3, drank most, so pumped/filtered more b/f we exitedIf you go in crack in the wall, have a 15-25 ft rope to lower anything larger than day packs over the edgeIf you exit at Hamblin Arch, take 75 ft of rope There was a...

Doing High Spur this weekend What is the exit crack like Is it similar to Larry's Thanks!

Went through this week First rappel chockstone has a horizontal crack running through its width

huh  in the crack right in the watercourse  i ran it yesterday and looked around and couldn't find it, but maybe i just missed it

If there is one adventurous hike to do in the Cederberg Wilderness Area, this is it! Very popular, and for good reason, this is a hike with an adventurous feel and is a lot of fun Many people just do the Wolfberg Cracks I would recommend adding the additional miles to see Wolfberg Arch as well Once up the cracks, the hiking along the top to the arch is easy and very stunning This is an amazing hike that is do-able most any time The steep part of the hike is in the shade much of the day, making it approachable even...

If you aren't comfortable with that crack down climb, there is another way into the canyon maybe a hundred feet or so bad at guessing distance to the east along the rim It has a lot of bushes to get through initially, but if you head straight down towards the large boulders you'll end up closer to the arch

I'll take it Next time I'm in the Escalante area We did bring tiny packs, but just didn't move fast Question about that intial downclimb Is that the route on the LDC side crack by the dryfall the way in Or is there something further down canyon to scramble down

Can you provide more details I have done the rappels in "the exit" canyon a few times There is no way you could hand line up either of them so I am confused by your comment The "tall crack" you described sounds like that standard exit

The crack was a savior for me, it was the only place that wasn't super sandy and offered solid jams stout down climb I though