moderate
8 hours
Participants should have a good level of fitness, comfortable with hiking, swimming, and rappelling during a full-day outdoor adventure.
Discover the excitement of Fry Canyon with a private canyoneering trip featuring rappels, swims, and breathtaking scenery. Perfect for all skill levels in stunning Bluff, Utah.
Fry Canyon Canyoneering offers a thrilling and immersive experience in one of Utah’s most spectacular backcountry locations. This 8-hour private adventure led by Wild Expeditions takes you deep into Fry Canyon, a signature route on Cedar Mesa that showcases incredible sculpted sandstone walls and crystal-clear pools perfect for refreshing swims. The highlight of the trip is a breathtaking 60-foot rappel into a huge cavern, providing a blend of excitement and awe-inspiring natural beauty. Suitable for beginners and seasoned canyoneers alike, the route’s mix of hiking, swimming, and rappelling makes it an excellent full-day experience that challenges your physical skills while rewarding you with stunning scenery. The canyon’s unique geology and quiet remoteness create an unforgettable journey through the rugged landscape of southeastern Utah, where every twist reveals new rock formations and vibrant colors. Whether you’re looking for an active day on the water and rock or aiming to enhance your canyoneering techniques, Fry Canyon delivers adventure and serenity in one package. Guided by expert instructors, you’ll learn the ropes in a safe, private setting, ensuring a personalized and memorable outdoor adventure in Bluff’s remarkable wilderness.
Protect your belongings and electronics from water during canyon swims and rappels.
Choose shoes with good traction to handle slippery rock surfaces safely.
Carry ample water to stay hydrated during this physically demanding 8-hour trip.
Rappelling techniques and route navigation are critical for a safe canyoneering experience.
Fry Canyon lies within Cedar Mesa, an area rich in Ancestral Puebloan ruins and ancient petroglyphs.
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile sandstone formations and local wildlife habitats.
Protects your head during rappels and rock scrambles within the canyon.
Necessary for safe and efficient rappelling during the descent into Fry Canyon.
Helps you stay warm during swimming sections in colder seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Keeps your dry clothes, snacks, and electronics safe and dry throughout the trip.