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...

Looks like you can float the upper and lower section of muddy too https://wwwamericanwhitewaterorg/content/River/view/river-detail/1861/main Has anyone tried these sections Any major hazards or concerns

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

AllTrails!! Road Trip Ryan App combines the beta AND navigation : https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/tripguideAdding brimstone definitely makes for a long day, but oh so narrow! Spooky and Peekaboo were some of the earliest canyons I did, and ones I have repeated often over the years Stunning

New webbing on all anchors as described below 2nd rap has pile of rocks as anchor as well as someone slung a pocket in the area described by scottbordon, there are no bolts there for 2nd and 3rd rappels one 70m climbing rope makes it to the ground Make sure to get a free permit from arches      https://archespermitsnpsgov/

If anyone is thinking about the chute of the muddy this Saturday, August 24th, post the expected rains on Thursday/Friday, would love to compare notes, davidroyerca@yahoocomhttps://forecastweathergov/MapClickphplat=383744&lon=-1107146

My understanding from the BLM when I contacted them was that if you get out at the Enron takeout described above, you do not need a permit If continuing beyond, then you do need permission from the reservation to continue BLM map is available here that confirms: https://wwwblmgov/sites/blmgov/files/documents/files/white%20river%20for%20webpdf

It’s still banned: https://wwwfederalregistergov/documents/2017/07/06/2017-13891/notice-of-final-supplementary-rule-for-public-lands-in-the-moab-field-office-in-grand-county-utah

I have to plug the roadtripryan app here The description, map, and your location in real time all in one place without having to hassle with a third party app and gpx files! and it supports this site and its continued development : https://wwwroadtripryancom/go/tripguide Mystery is a great canyon!