Calf Canyon Canyoneering Half Day Adventure in Bluff, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a basic level of fitness, able to walk on uneven terrain and handle short rappelling descents.
Overview
Experience the thrill of rappelling and canyoneering in Utah’s stunning Calf Canyon. This half-day adventure with expert guides is perfect for beginners and families alike.
Calf Canyon Canyoneering Half Day
Recommended for ages 8+ • 3 Hours • Up to 10 People
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of rappelling in Calf Canyon with expert guides on this 3-hour adventure. Perfect for beginners, this excursion offers a unique introduction to canyoneering, just minutes from our shop. Enjoy the excitement of mastering new skills while surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Ideal for ages 8 and up!
If you have ever wanted to try rappelling then now is your chance!
Duration
This 3 hour excursion is offered at 9am and 1pm daily.
About
If you have ever wanted to try rappelling than now is your chance. Learning the technical skills required for rappelling can be overwhelming on your own so go with our expert guides and you’ll be in good hands. Calf Canyon is an excellent introduction to canyoneering and is just a minute drive from our shop so it makes a great way to fill an afternoon or morning. If you can spend a full day we would highly recommend Blarney Canyon or Fry Canyon, but if you are limited on time or just looking for a taste than this is the canyoneering trip for you.
Recommended Age:
8+ years old (Call us if you have younger explorer)
Included
- Canyoneering Harness
- Rappel Devices
- Helmets
- Ropes
- Professional Guides
- Snacks
- Small dry bag for camera, wallet, etc.
What to bring
- Small day pack
- Comfortable hiking shoes or old tennis shoes that will get wet and muddy
- Long pants
- All clothing may get scraped up and muddy
- Small camera
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy shoes with good grip
Proper footwear is essential for safe and comfortable rappelling on rocky terrain.
Stay hydrated throughout the trip
Carry water and drink regularly as the desert environment can be dehydrating.
Listen carefully to safety instructions
Pay close attention during the briefing to ensure a safe canyoneering experience.
Protect yourself from the sun
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to avoid sunburn during the exposed sections of the canyon.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert bighorn sheep
- Collared lizards
History
The Bluff area has been home to Native American cultures for thousands of years, evident in nearby rock art and ruins.
Conservation
Wild Expeditions emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert ecosystems during canyoneering trips.
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Recommended Gear
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Provides necessary traction and foot protection on rocky canyon terrain.
Water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during the dry desert conditions.
Sun hat
Helps shield your face from intense sun rays.
summer specific
Lightweight long-sleeve shirt
Protects skin from sun exposure and abrasion from canyon walls.
spring|fall|summer specific