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The Huntress Half Day Rappel in Kanab, Utah - Kanab

The Huntress Half Day Rappel in Kanab, Utah

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate level of fitness and be comfortable with basic hiking and climbing movements.

Overview

Experience the thrill of rappelling through The Huntress slot canyon in Kanab, Utah. Perfect for beginners, this guided half-day trip offers stunning scenery and expert instruction.

The Huntress Half Day Rappel in Kanab, Utah

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Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes

Opt for hiking boots or approach shoes with good grip for safe footing on slick sandstone surfaces.

Bring plenty of water

Hydration is key, especially in Utah’s dry climate, so carry at least 2 liters per person.

Listen carefully to your guide

Follow all safety instructions during rappelling to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Prepare for variable weather

Weather can change quickly in canyon country; layering is recommended to adjust to temperature shifts.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert bighorn sheep
  • Vultures soaring above the canyon walls

History

Kanab has long served as a gateway to iconic Utah canyons and holds cultural significance for Native American tribes who once roamed these lands.

Conservation

Efforts focus on minimizing impact through Leave No Trace practices and limiting group sizes to protect fragile sandstone formations and native desert flora.

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Recommended Gear

Climbing harness

Essential

Necessary for safety during rappelling and provided by the company or required to bring your own.

Helmet

Essential

Protects your head from falling debris and bumps during the canyon descent.

Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)

Essential

Protects your skin from UV rays, especially important under bright desert sun.

spring specific

Layered clothing

Essential

Allows adjustment to varying temperatures and wind exposure in the canyon.

fall specific