I think coming back up would be pretty physical I remember a couple of tightish downclimbs that would probably be a little hard to reverse See this picture for the first of these: https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/tripimage/showphoto/2473 Take a rope just in case and give it a go! Coming back up would be a lot of fun to try

Still on the site, here:https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/t/utah/north-wash/happy-canyon-via-poison-springI have two different write-up since they are very different routes Yes, that area seems especially prone to errant cairns! Amazing petrified wood out there Glad to hear to spur road wasn't too bad I hope to get back out there this fall 

Whenever another app is mentioned, I have to plug the roadtripryan app https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/tripguide Maps and description built in one, and it supports this site that is hopefully providing you with information for amazing adventures! I've done Eardley in full and low water conditions I think full is WAY more fun! Great Canyon

There was a fatality from a reported rappel anchor failure the weekend of 4/16/22 So far, no clear details have been found that outline what actually happened Based on the limited reports available, one of the three rappel anchors in the canyon might be missing https://grippedcom/news/climber-dies-in-rappelling-accident-in-utah/

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

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