Discover the thrill of navigating Entrajo Canyon's stunning slot formations and water pools with a guided hike that combines natural beauty and mild challenge. Perfect for adventurers of all levels!
Private Half Day Canyoneering | Difficulty: Moderate
Embark on a thrilling 4-6 hour private hike through Entrajo Canyon, perfect for both beginners and seasoned adventurers. Experience stunning scenery, tackle moderate challenges, enjoy rappels, and splash through water pools. With a knowledgeable guide by your side, discover the canyon's secrets while ensuring a safe and memorable journey.
Morning and afternoon tours available
We can often be flexible with our departure times. Please call 435-259-4433 or email info@deserthighlights.com to inquire about alternate start times.
4 - 6 hours
Entrajo Canyon is a playful canyon that is great for beginners and experienced canyoneers alike! This 2-mile loop hike offers amazing scenery, fun challenges and problem-solving, a couple of rappels and an exciting romp through pools of water. Your patient and experienced guide will teach you the techniques required to make your way through this classic desert slot canyon while teaching you about the surrounding environment and ensuring that you have a safe and enjoyable adventure!
Light, quick-drying clothes will keep you comfortable during water crossings and rappels.
Closed-toe shoes with good grip are necessary for navigating rocky terrain safely.
Stay hydrated throughout the hike, especially in the desert heat.
Morning hours offer cooler temperatures and better lighting for photos.
Entrajo Canyon was formed by tectonic shifts and erosive forces, dating back millions of years, and has been a corridor for native tribes for centuries.
The guide company emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring the canyon’s delicate ecosystem remains unspoiled for future generations.
Good grip and ankle support are crucial for navigating rocky canyon floors.
Stay comfortable and prevent chafing during water crossings.
summer specific
Maintaining hydration is key in the dry desert climate.
Carry essentials and keep valuables dry during water splashes.