Canyoneering Big Horn Canyon
Arches National Park
Overview
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SEASON: Any, hot in the summer
GEAR: Standard technical gear, extra webbing 10 m ( 33 ft. ).
RAPPELS: 1+, bring 2-60 m ( 197 ft. ) ropes as some anchors are far back from the drop
WATER: Generally none.
FLASHFLOOD: Low
A permit is required for this trip. For permit information see this page.
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Tue
89 | 60 |
Wed
84 | 59 |
Thu
85 | 56 |
Fri
86 | 55 |
Sat
88 | 57 |
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Fantastic Views - Big Horn Canyon
Big Horn Canyon is a difficult canyon to recommend as a canyoneering destination. The actual canyon portion is short, and not terribly exciting. What makes this a trip worth recommending, however, is the approach hike. The views and scenery on the approach are fantastic. If you are looking for a hike with a little bit of technical canyoneering thrown in, this is a good choice. If you are looking for a canyoneering adventure, look elsewhere.
Visiting Big Horn Canyon also visits The Tunnel.
Big Horn Canyon is is a very beginner friendly route. It does, however, require excellent low-impact hiking skills. The approach requires crossing a mesa with much cryptobiotic soil. The damage that is starting to be visible is sad. Please choose a careful route on slickrock and in washes to avoid further damage.
More Fantastic Views - Big Horn Canyon
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