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"dry canyon" they said. "no swimming" they said.
Did with Isabella. Ascended the second to last rappel as we couldn't inspect the final rock pile anchor. Rappelled down another tree.
Hot, hot. Went in the afternoon, the canyon was bone dry. No water to be found anywhere. Did the alternate rappel on the last rap as there was a tour group ahead of us.
With Mike & Kim. Full potholes!
Hip deep
Explored this canyon, found a guide group ahead of us. Guides name is Simon. Met Hal and Arlene from Boston, Mass. and their two sons. Arlene jumped in the first pothole into wet sand and dislocated her patella. Built a haul system to lift Arlene from the pothole, my first in wilderness rescue! Afterwards, we continued down the canyon. pool at the end was very cool and refreshing.
Walked the route, found an alternate rappel for the last rap - cleaner pull than the last 2-stage drop. Water was chest deep and cold.
J & F, Seatons. Date approximate. No wetsuits needed. Most of the raps can be downclimbed.
family trip
Pretty and sweet.
very underwhelming. wetsuit not needed
F & J. Canât recall actual date, but it must have been around Thanksgiving since we were still working at Sagehen. Used drysuits, but that was overkill. Fixed rope in place at first mandatory rappel.
**2-4 Hours
estimated date
1st canyoneering adventure!
With JJ, Alexi. Definitely worth the side trip up canyon at the top. Make sure to jump in the last huge pothole!
approx. date. lots of rope in canyon
Fun, close to Moab, pretty wet the second time I did it. Going up canyon is really fun too.