challenging
3 days
Participants should be in good physical condition, able to hike over uneven terrain, rappel, and manage technical obstacles over extended periods.
Experience the thrill of 3-day canyoneering in Utah's stunning North Wash. Navigate slot canyons, enjoy epic rappels, and camp under the stars with Front Range Climbing Company.
Join Front Range Climbing Company for an unforgettable 3-day canyoneering adventure in North Wash, Utah. This expedition is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts ready to challenge themselves by navigating narrow slot canyons filled with thrilling squeezes, slick slides, and scenic rappels. Each day offers a dynamic blend of physical challenges and awe-inspiring natural beauty, making every moment an adrenaline rush paired with scenic tranquility. After your canyon explorations, unwind at your base camp under a magnificent star-filled sky, a perfect way to reflect on the day’s accomplishments. The trip includes roundtrip transportation from Golden, Colorado, and most meals, making it easy and convenient to focus on the adventure itself. Whether you're a seasoned canyoneer or an adventurous beginner with some experience, this trip delivers a memorable experience that pushes your limits while connecting you deeply with the rugged Utah wilderness.
Carry plenty of water and refill whenever possible, as dehydration can be a real risk when canyoneering in desert conditions.
Choose shoes with excellent traction to handle slippery canyon surfaces safely.
Temperatures can fluctuate, especially at night, so having layers helps you stay comfortable.
Familiarity with rappelling can speed up your descent and increase safety in challenging sections.
North Wash has been a crucial travel and hunting route for Native American tribes, with ancient petroglyphs dotting the region.
Guests are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to help preserve the fragile slot canyon ecosystems and desert environment.
Provides safety and support during rappels and descents.
Keeps your gear dry while navigating wet sections of the canyon.
Protects your head from falls and rock debris.
Keeps you warm during cool evenings and chilly canyon spots.
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