moderate
8 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness with the ability to manage physical exertion during rappelling and hiking through uneven terrain.
Discover the excitement of Blarney Canyoneering in Bluff, Utah. Perfect for first-timers, experience thrilling rappels and narrow canyon passages with expert guides on this all-day adventure.
Experience the thrill of Blarney Canyoneering, an 8-hour private adventure located in the rugged slot canyons of North Wash near Bluff, Utah. Perfect for beginners and adventure seekers alike, this trip features three exciting rappels combined with breathtaking narrow passages carved by nature over thousands of years. Guided by experienced professionals from Wild Expeditions, you'll receive top-notch instruction and all the necessary gear, making it easy to focus on the exhilaration of exploring this unique desert slot canyon environment. The route offers a blend of technical challenges and scenic views, winding through one of over 50 stunning slot canyon systems that are accessible year-round. Whether you're rappelling down sandstone walls or navigating tight canyon walls, the natural beauty and solitude of this area provide an unforgettable outdoor experience that highlights Utah’s spectacular desert landscape. Expect personalized attention from guides who emphasize safety and fun, ensuring this journey is as rewarding as it is adventurous.
Carry at least 2 liters of water to stay hydrated during the desert adventure.
Sturdy hiking shoes or approach shoes with good traction will help navigate slippery rocks.
Use sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from strong sun exposure in the canyon.
Listen carefully to your guide during rappels and technical sections for safety and the best experience.
The Bluff area has long been inhabited by Native American peoples, with ancient Ancestral Puebloan rock art and ruins dotting the desert landscape.
Guides follow Leave No Trace principles to minimize environmental impact and support conservation of Utah’s fragile slot canyon ecosystems.
Critical for safely rappelling down canyon walls.
Protects your head from rockfall and bumps in narrow canyons.
Helps keep you cool and comfortable during warmer temperatures.
summer specific
A warm jacket or fleece is useful for cold starts or slower sections.
winter specific