Beaver Bay Canyon
Capitol Reef
Overview
RATING: Easy Hike or 3B
LENGTH: 2 hours (1.1 miles)
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Sun 71 | 44 |
Mon 70 | 44 |
Tue 70 | 43 |
Wed 69 | 43 |
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SEASON: Any, hot in the summer.
GEAR: Standard Technical Gear - Extra webbing or a Toggle (Fiddlestick) Type Anchor
RAPPELS: 1-2 to 25 m ( 83 ft. )
WATER: Maybe 1 deep pool, then little.
FLASHFLOOD: Moderate
A permit is required for this trip. For permit information see this page.
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Sat 70 | 43 |
Sun 71 | 44 |
Mon 70 | 44 |
Tue 70 | 43 |
Wed 69 | 43 |
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The photogenic narrows.
The bottom end of the canyon.
Beaver Bay Canyon has a lot of bang for its buck. A short approach leads to a short, but interesting and pretty canyon. The exit? Well, it's almost literally a hop skip and a jump from the end of the canyon back to your car. Not a canyoneer? No problem, hiking up from the bottom is a fun outing that still allows you to see most of the canyon. The length makes this a great after dinner hike.
Warning: This route requires crossing the Fremont River. In much of the year, the river is very shallow and easy to wade, but when water is knee deep or more, it can be very fast and dangerous. A fall during the crossing could easily be fatal, sweeping someone downstream and over the Fremont River Falls. Do not do this canyon unless the river is shallow and easy to cross!
Nearing the highway.
The first downclimb high in the canyon.
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