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Canyoneering Moab’s Entrajo Canyon with Front Range Climbing - Moab

Canyoneering Moab’s Entrajo Canyon with Front Range Climbing

Moabmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for those in good physical shape comfortable with hiking, climbing, and swimming in cold water

Overview

Unearth Moab’s top slot canyon on a private, four-hour canyoneering trip through Entrajo Canyon. Front Range Climbing Company guides you through rappels and water-filled pools — perfect for beginners seeking a unique desert challenge.

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Moab: Entrajo Canyon

Private canyoneering • 4 Hours • Great for beginners

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About This Adventure

This private four-hour canyoneering trip offers 2 rappels and exciting stemming and bridging through a picturesque canyon. Entrajo holds water, so expect to get wet! Water levels vary from 2 feet deep all the way to 8 feet! This canyon is best during hot weather.

Great for novices and those looking for a memorable adventure! This is Moab's best "Slot Canyon"!

What's Included

• All necessary technical equipment • Guide with excellent technical experience and knowledge • All necessary permits and fees

Duration

4 Hours

What to Bring

Water: FRCC highly recommends bringing 2 quarts (2-3 Liters) of water per person. • Food (Snacks / Lunch): Along with the water, keeping your body fueled throughout your trip will let you focus on canyoneering and not your stomach. Food a simple as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to high tech energy bars will keep you going throughout your trip. • Small Backpack: A small backpack will allow you to carry your food, water, and other items you will need for the day. A backpack versus a handbag will let you freely use your hands while moving around the canyon. • Footwear: Canyoneering requires good sturdy footwear that you do not mind getting wet. You can call our office or ask your guide if your footwear will be appropriate for your canyoneering destination. • Sunscreen: The sun can be intense at all of our locations. FRCC recommends bringing sunscreen to prevent sunburns and other potential sun related issues. • Sunglasses: Sunglasses will help protect your eyes from the sun throughout the day. • Camera [optional]: Pictures will help you remember your trip. If you have a camera, bring it along and snap away.

Adventure Tips

Bring Footwear That Can Get Wet

Entrajo’s pools range from 2 to 8 feet deep; wear sturdy shoes you don’t mind soaking.

Hydration Is Key

Carry at least 2 liters of water per person to stay energized in the arid environment.

Use Sunscreen Even in the Canyon

Sunlight reflects off slick rock surfaces, intensifying exposure—apply sunscreen liberally.

Pack a Small Backpack

Keep your hands free for climbing by storing snacks, water, and gear in a compact pack.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert bighorn sheep
  • Collared lizard

History

Moab’s canyoneering routes follow ancestral paths carved through the Entrada Sandstone, shaped over 150 million years.

Conservation

Respecting fragile rock surfaces and minimizing group impact helps preserve Entrajo’s pristine slot canyon environment.

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Recommended Gear

Canyoneering Helmet

Essential

Protects your head from rockfall and bumps in narrow sections.

Sturdy, Water-Resistant Footwear

Essential

Allows solid footing in wet and rocky terrain throughout the canyon.

Wetsuit or Quick-Dry Clothing

Helpful for comfort during extended time in cold water pools.

summer specific

Sunscreen and Sunglasses

Essential

Prevents sunburn and protects eyes from intense desert sun.

spring|summer|fall specific