Half-Day Canyoneering Adventure in Kanab, Utah
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness, comfortable with hiking, rappelling, and scrambling over uneven terrain.
Overview
Experience the excitement of canyoneering in Kanab’s stunning slot canyons. Tailored for all skill levels, our half-day trip offers adventure and breathtaking views in a private setting.
1/2 Day Canyoneering
An Experience Unlike any Other | 5 Hour
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable canyoneering adventure with seasoned guides in Southern Utah's stunning slot canyons. Experience breathtaking descents tailored to your skill level, surrounded by magnificent views. Enjoy a blend of excitement and tranquility as you hike back, making memories in a truly unique natural setting.
Travel with our expert guides who have decades of experience in the canyoneering field! They will transport you to a remote and beautiful slot canyon and fill your time with beautiful descending experiences, each unique in beauty and height. You will feel comfortable in our harnesses and helmets, and our guides will work with you at your level. Patience and encouragement are hallmarks of our system as we help each client find their own way down the slots!
Enjoy a few hours or a full day with us, and we are sure to deliver an experience unlike any other in Southern Utah!
There will be moderate hiking involved as we make our way back to the trailhead, and gorgeous views will meet your eye in any direction as you enjoy your time with us. This tour provides adventure as well as peaceful moments!
Children must be with a Parent or Guardian
What to Bring
- Please bring a backpack
- Depending on the time of year, you may need a coat and warm hat
- Sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, and comfortable hiking/walking shoes are recommended
Inclusions
Included:
- A friendly, knowledgeable guide
- A cooler full of water is supplied, though you may want to bring snacks.
- Helmets and Goggles
- Off-road transportation to the top of a local slot canyon
Not Included:
- Gratuity for your guide
- Face covering (recommended) offered for sale in office for $3 each or 2 for $5
Group Continuity & Safety / Protecting our Resources
- All guests must stay with the group and guide at all times.
- The guide MUST BE NOTIFIED of any variance to this policy.
- Do not climb or hike up any steep rock faces or areas indicated as “off limits” by your guide.
- Do not enter any mine or cave openings.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy shoes with good grip
Proper footwear is essential to navigate slippery rock and uneven terrain safely during descents and hikes.
Hydrate thoroughly before the trip
The dry desert climate can cause dehydration quickly, so drink plenty of water before and during your adventure.
Bring a small dry bag
Many sections involve rappelling near water or through narrow slots—keeping valuables dry is crucial.
Listen carefully to your guide’s instructions
Following safety protocols and techniques ensures a smooth experience for everyone on your private canyoneering trip.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert bighorn sheep often seen in rocky areas
- Collared lizards basking on sunlit sandstone
History
Kanab has been a crossroads for native tribes and pioneers, with nearby canyons once serving as travel routes and shelter.
Conservation
Sustainable tourism practices are encouraged to protect fragile canyon ecosystems from erosion and litter.
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Recommended Gear
Closed-toe hiking shoes with traction
Provides grip and protects feet on rocky, uneven surfaces during descents and hikes.
Lightweight long sleeves and pants
Protects from sun exposure and abrasion from canyon walls during the warmer season.
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Insulating layers
Keeps you warm in cold conditions, especially when waiting at shaded or exposed sections.
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Hydration pack or water bottles
Ensures you stay hydrated during the physically demanding trek and in the dry desert heat.
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