moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have a basic level of fitness and be comfortable hiking over uneven terrain and managing some physical exertion during rappels.
Try your hand at rappelling for the first time with a thrilling half-day adventure through The Huntress slot canyon in Kanab, Utah. This guided tour blends hiking and rappelling with awe-inspiring sandstone views.
5 Hours •Ages 6+ • Learn the ropes!
Embark on an unforgettable guided adventure through "The Huntress" slot canyon, perfect for first-time rappellers. Experience breathtaking sandstone walls as you tackle a series of four rappels, starting small and progressing to thrilling heights. This unique blend of hiking and canyoneering showcases the stunning landscapes of Kanab, Zion, Bryce, and The Grand Canyon.
4 to 5 hours
Take a guided hiking and rappelling tour with our professionally trained and experienced guides through the area's most popular slot canyon "The Huntress" with a hike in, hike out series of 4 rappels.
It begins with a small rappel which allows newcomers to get their first taste and "learn the ropes". From there, the canyon drops down into larger slot canyons with some intermediate rappels as you wind through the beautiful sandstone walls. Experience the best hiking tour and canyoneering in Kanab, Zion, Bryce and The Grand Canyon.
Each of our destinations requires a bit of hiking! All customers are encouraged to bring
Proper footwear with good grip is essential for navigating rocky terrain and rappelling safely.
Hydration is key, especially in Utah’s dry, often sunny climate.
Pay close attention to guides’ instructions about rappelling techniques for a safe experience.
Temperatures can vary; bring lightweight layers for warmth during cool early mornings or shade.
The area around Kanab has been inhabited by Navajo and Ancestral Puebloan peoples, whose cultural histories remain intertwined with the landscapes you explore.
ROAM emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert ecosystems and preserve canyon beauty for future visitors.
Protects hands while handling ropes during rappelling.
Staying hydrated is critical in Utah’s dry and hot climate.
summer specific
Protects against intense sun exposure during canyon descents.
summer specific
Comfortable clothing allows ease of movement and temperature regulation.
spring specific