Low Spur is not a 4 star canyon, but is a great, short adventure It works well as a canyon to do after doing one of the other canyons in the area when you still have some time left over I can't recommend it as a destination, but do think it is an interesting canyon if you are in the area It's signature feature is a cave-like overhang that is rather uniqueIt also has a short, moderately tricky up climb that is easiest with a partner, so not a good canyon to solo The canyon is suitable for all canyoneers It does invo...

Weathergov point click is useful for that For instance:https://forecastweathergov/MapClickphplon=-11003470374271274&lat=3860885429145057#YLkdXzZud_k

Was this the spot https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/tripimage/showphoto/Mpxe If so, I suspect floods washed out the sand at the bottom making a deeper pool It was an easy step across on our visit

This picture was an earlier shot before the rockfall For post rockfall, look at this photo:https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/tripimage/showphoto/Q1La

Got this added: https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/t/utah/capitol-reef/north-caineville-mesa--north-route- Let me know what you think of the trail if you do it

Description of getting to the ruins is on the Fry Canyon page https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/t/utah/cedar-mesa/fry-canyon Rope recommended required for most

I've been to see them since then, Dstretched the heck out of them, and sent the images to a stone conservator I volunteer with cleaning graffiti off rock art - super fake the ones further upstream are real https://wwwinstagramcom/p/C6G-stxrApZ/igsh=bnJkaG80MjBpZXF4

Here is a photo of what I believe was our entry I remember it as 3rd class, but might be argued to be easy 4th class Wonderdog leading the way https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/tripimage/showphoto/Q1mm

True For the protection of park resources,canyoneering groups are limited to amaximum of six people here is the reference if needed:https://wwwnpsgov/care/planyourvisit/upload/canyoneering-Apr16-low-res-locked-for-webpdf

I would just hike upstream along the San Rafael From the exit trailhead That is stunning, and probably a better bang for your buck Pinnacle #1 is also great if you don't mind a little scrambling https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/t/utah/san-rafael-swell/pinnacle_1