Canyoneering Half Day Private Instruction in Cottonwood Heights
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical shape with the ability to hike, climb, and manage rope work for several hours.
Overview
Master the essentials of technical canyoneering with a 4-hour private clinic near Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Learn rope techniques, navigation, and safety in a hands-on, personalized outdoor adventure.
Canyoneering Half Day Private Instruction
Starting at $125 pp | 4 hours | Learn the basics
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About This Adventure
Join our engaging 4-hour instructional clinic designed to equip you with essential skills for navigating introductory technical canyons. Experience hands-on learning in a safe environment near the Wasatch Front, where you'll become a confident and functional team member, ready to tackle new adventures in the great outdoors.
Rates
- Solo Trip: $315
- 2-Person Trip: $200 per person
- 3-Person Trip: $150 per person
- 4-Person Trip: $125 per person
- 5-Person Trip: $125 per person
- 6-Person Trip: $125 per person
Duration
4 hours
About
In this single day instructional clinic we teach you the basics to get you moving in introductory technical canyons as a safe and functional team member. We use instructional venues outside of technical canyons, which provide a safe and controlled learning environment close to home in the Wasatch Front.
Adventure Tips
Stay Hydrated
Carry at least 2 liters of water as Utah’s dry climate can lead to quick dehydration during physical activity.
Bring Weather-Appropriate Layers
Mornings and evenings can be cool even in summer; dress in moisture-wicking layers for comfort.
Use Sun Protection
Utah has strong UV exposure; apply broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear a hat to protect your skin.
Follow Leave No Trace
Pack out all trash and minimize impact on fragile canyon ecosystems to help preserve the area for future adventurers.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert bighorn sheep
- Mule deer
History
The Wasatch Front was home to Indigenous Ute tribes who used the canyons for seasonal hunting and travel.
Conservation
Local operators emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect sensitive canyon environments and maintain natural habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing Harness
Critical for safe rappelling and technical canyon maneuvers.
Helmet
Protects your head from falling rocks and impacts.
Closed-toe Approach Shoes
Provides grip and protection on uneven, rocky terrain.
Water Bottle or Hydration Pack
Necessary to stay hydrated in Utah’s dry and warm climate.
summer specific