Downloaded from: https://waterdatausgsgov/usa/nwis/dvstat/site_no=09328500&por_09328500_143149=448642,00060,143149Visualised Aussie spelling! in Tableau The median would be a better representation of what to expect, the mean will skewed / dragged-out by big rain events that inflates the figure, but still, it shows May-Jul are affected by the monsoon rains

Downloaded from: https://waterdatausgsgov/usa/nwis/dvstat/site_no=09328500&por_09328500_143149=448642,00060,143149Visualised Aussie spelling! in Tableau The median would be a better representation of what to expect, the mean will skewed / dragged-out by big rain events that inflates the figure, but still, it shows May-Jul are affected by the monsoon rains

Downloaded from: https://waterdatausgsgov/usa/nwis/dvstat/site_no=09328500&por_09328500_143149=448642,00060,143149Visualised Aussie spelling! in Tableau The median would be a better representation of what to expect, the mean will skewed / dragged-out by big rain events that inflates the figure, but still, it shows May-Jul are affected by the monsoon rains

Downloaded from: https://waterdatausgsgov/usa/nwis/dvstat/site_no=09328500&por_09328500_143149=448642,00060,143149Visualised Aussie spelling! in Tableau The median would be a better representation of what to expect, the mean will skewed / dragged-out by big rain events that inflates the figure, but still, it shows May-Jul are affected by the monsoon rains

There is a fairly old blog post on Daniel's web page, https://wwwwesinet/hpc/ - this also includes a Google Earth kml track w/ waypoints footer of the page, tiny font, reference [0], and mentions he found two springs on his hike Keep in mind that this dates back to 2008, so conditions may well have changed

Another hiker fell and died recently: https://wwwabc4com/news/local-news/hiker-died-mount-superior-identified/

Regarding the possibility of hiking to the saddle on Bow Know Bend, here's a link to a photo showing people on a trail toward the bend Perhaps they started from the river I'm always looking for a way to get away from the crowds; The butte in the middle of the bend looks climbable https://wwwusgsgov/media/images/hiking-bowknot-bend

I think that it should be doable, some quick checking showsthat your truck would only be a bit wider than the new Tacoma I saw up there,80” vs 752”, the length difference will be the big factor, I only recall onespot that it may be a pretty tight turn for you Here is a link to a review offAllTrails from April 2021, she made it most the way in an F-150, hope thathelps https://wwwalltrailscom/explore/trail/us/utah/happy-canyon--2

If you are canyoneering, check out the canyon page It has some recent condition info This description is for hikers just visiting the cathedral Canyon page is Neon Canyon: https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/t/utah/escalante/neon

Thanks @tomg for their description It helped us plan our trip And as always thank you to @ryancornia! Dates: 4/26/25-4/27/25Group: 4 Adults, 1 Dog#conditions: Sunny, Mid 60s to Mid 70s, lows in the 40s overnight Small seeps & low flow of water where you enter the canyon see picture of where we camped Minimal bugs We did this as a short 1 night trip Drive from i70 to the trailhead was ~60 minutes Easy enough road for most of it, bumpier at the end but nothing bad Car camped at the trailhead Friday Saturday we walke...