challenging
4–6 hours
Participants should have good cardiovascular fitness and strength for scrambling, climbing, and rappelling.
Discover an unforgettable private canyoneering experience in Green River, Utah. Navigate slot canyons and breathtaking desert landscapes with expert guides from The Backcountry Pros LLC.
Experience the thrill of Southern Utah’s rugged beauty on a private canyoneering adventure in Green River. Guided by The Backcountry Pros LLC, this trip offers an immersive exploration of narrow slot canyons, dramatic rock formations, and stunning desert landscapes. Ideal for those seeking an active outdoor challenge, the route combines hiking, scrambling, rappelling, and navigating through unique sandstone corridors. The Green River area provides an authentic wild setting far from the crowds, letting you connect deeply with nature’s raw power. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or trying canyoneering for the first time, the knowledgeable guides tailor the experience to your level, ensuring safety without sacrificing excitement. Witness vibrant colors, hear the echo of water trickling through the rocks, and feel the cool shade inside the canyons amid the desert heat. This is more than just a trip—it’s a chance to explore one of Utah’s most spectacular natural playgrounds with expert support every step of the way.
Utah’s desert climate and the physical demands of canyoneering require you to stay well hydrated throughout the day.
Choose footwear with good grip and ankle support for scrambling and rappelling on uneven surfaces.
Flash floods can be deadly in slot canyons; always verify weather conditions before your trip.
Familiarity with rappelling and knots improves confidence and safety during canyoneering.
The Green River area was historically traversed by early explorers and Native American tribes who utilized its canyons as travel routes and shelter.
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert ecosystems and minimize human impact.
Provides safety during rappelling segments of the canyoneering route.
Protects your head from rockfall and accidental bumps in narrow canyons.
Useful for sudden rain showers or cooler temperatures in spring and fall.
spring specific
Essential for grip and stability on rocky and often slippery canyon surfaces.