Good picture and description of wedge bolt here: https://wwwmountainprojectcom/v/wedge-bolts/108744383

Here's the link for the permits!- https://archespermitsnpsgov/indexcfm

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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 

Anchors still look good on this route, water level is low right now so first two potholes were completely dry, the final one before the first rappel is still a swimmer but we were able to leap to the ledge on the right side and not get wet! Lots of poison ivy at the bottom of 2nd rap Did a double rope rappel for 2nd rap but one 70m dynamic climbing rope gets you to the bottom with rope to spareGet a free arches permit before you go      https://archespermitsnpsgov/

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/

Show as Current CFS at the top of this page If it doesn't show up, it means the usgs water site is having issues This pulls the realtime CFS from: https://waterdatausgsgov/ut/nwis/uvsite_no=09328500

gcizek Thanks for replying I hope this works for you: https://wwwmapsie/map-my-route/viewMapphproute=6582

All natural, yes When I was there, there were no rope grooves or webbing left behind PLEASE help keep it that way If you do not already use a fiddle stick for easy rope retrieval and an almost guarantee of not creating rope grooves, please consider learning how and using a fiddle stick Here is a 3 minute instructional video I found on You Tube https://wwwyoutubecom/watchv=pjZRp2lyQRM By the way, a fiddle stick is no more an advanced tool or technique than using a clove hitch on a carabiner block