Duration
3
- 4 hrs.
Rating
3
Technical Class Indicates the technicality of the terrain and the tyoe of rope work require.
1 -
Canyon Hiking Non-technical. No rope is required. See the route description for difficulties.
2 -
Basic Canyoneering Scrambling, easy climbing or downclimbing. A rope may be handy for handlines, belays, lowering packs and emergency use. Exit or retreat possible upcanyon without fixed ropes.
3 -
Intermediate Canyoneering Rappels or technical climbing and/or downclimbing. A rope is required for belays and single-pitch rappels. Retreat upcanyon would require fixing ropes.
4 -
Advanced Canyoneering Aid climbing, multi-pitch rappels and/or complex rope work (such as re-belays, tyrollean traverse, or guided rappels) may be required. Might also require difficult pothole escapes, serious squeezing, extensive high-risk downclimbing, or have difficult-to-establish natural anchors. Rappels longer than 200 feet will usually earn a canyon a Class 4 rating.
A
Water Rating indicates complications due to flowing or still water, under normal conditions.
A -
Normally dry or with very little water. Wading to waist deep at most.
B -
Water with no current or light current. Still pools. Falls are normally dry or running at a trickle. Swimming expected.
C -
Water with strong current. Waterfalls. Wet canyon rope techniques required.
II
Time or Grade indicates the length of the adventure.
I -
Short. A couple of hours.
II -
Requires about a half day.
III -
Normally requires most of a day.
IV -
Expected to take a long day. Get up early, bring a headlamp. Possible bivy.
V -
More than one day. Normally done in two days.
VI -
Two full days or more.
Additional Risk Rating indicates the presence of more risk factors than might be expected.
No Rating -
Normal risk factors are present on this adventure.
R -
One or more extraordinary risk factors exist that complicate the descent. Solid technical skills and sound judgment required. Not appropriate for beginners, even with competent leadership.
X -
Multiple risk factors exist that will complicate the descent. Errors in technique or judgment will likely result in serious injury or death. Descent should be attempted by expert canyoneers only. This is the least-well-established part of the rating system, and the most subjective. Use by beta-providers varies widely, to the point that this part of the rating means very little.
Longest Rappel
120 ft
Number of Rappels
3 -
4
Country: united states
State/Province: UT
City or Nearest City: Hanksville
Camping:

Sandthrax Campground - BLM
Butler Canyon Campground
Approaches:

First Rappel:

Last Rappel:

Exits:

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1. Approaches:
Trachyte Point Road Approach
Approach GPS: 37.972550, -110.530579
From the car head East and pick up the faint social trail. A little less than a half-mile into the approach, you will be able to see the exit gully on the right. You will see the first of the drainages into Hog Springs on your right-hand side after another 10 minutes of hiking. This is the start of Hog 4 Canyon. Follow the trail around it. Sticking to the trail, you will next encounter the head of Hog 1 Canyon. Contour around the head of Hog 1 can continue on to the head of Hog 2 Canyon. The heads of Hog 1 and Hog 2 Canyon are on the Northeastern side of Hog Springs. Once you reach the head of Hog 2 Canyon, don’t drop directly into the drainage at the head, but stay to the left of the drainage and parallel it staying on the slickrock. Follow the drainage for a couple of minutes and you will reach the first rappel, which is directly in the watercourse. For clarification, Hog 2 Canyon will be the third head of a canyon that you come to starting from Trachyte Point Road.
Parking:
Trachyte Point Road Parking
GPS: 37.972550, -110.530579
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Trachyte Point Road Approach Gallery:

Waypoints:
Hog 4 Head
GPS: 37.98357, -110.52261
You will see the first of the drainages into Hog Springs on your right-hand side after another 10 minutes of hiking. This is the start of Hog 4 Canyon. Follow the trail around it.
Hog 1 Head
GPS: 37.98690, -110.51828
Sticking to the trail, you will next encounter the head of Hog 1 Canyon. Contour around the head of Hog 1 can continue on to the head of Hog 2 Canyon. The heads of Hog 1 and Hog 2 Canyon are on the Northeastern side of Hog Springs.
Hog 2 Head
GPS: 37.98522, -110.51519
Once you reach the head of Hog 2 Canyon, don’t drop directly into the drainage at the head, but stay to the left of the drainage and parallel it staying on the slickrock.
3. Exit Time:
Gully Exit
Exit GPS: 37.97726, -110.51990
After the last stunning downclimb of the canyon, follow the slot out until the main wash. Once you reach the main wash known as Hog Springs, head South for a couple of minutes, keeping an eye out for a place to hike/scramble up to the West. There is a faint social trail that will guide you in the general direction of where you can scramble/hike up the embankment. Once on top of the embankment, you will see a gully to the Southwest. Head in that general direction, but do NOT go up that gully/slot. Instead, go up the gully just north of that one. The exit gully roughly runs in a Northwestern to Southeastern direction. Don’t worry, it is easy to find. Go up the gully almost to the top. It will soon get too steep to continue straight up, so veer South and traverse to where the gully will finally top out and put you back about a 10-minute walk to the car.
Waypoints:
Leave Hog Springs Wash
GPS: 37.97613, -110.52003
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Exit Gully Entrance
GPS: 37.97485, -110.52047
Once on top of the embankment, you will see a gully to the Southwest. Head in that general direction, but do NOT go up that gully/slot. Instead, go up the gully just north of that one. The exit gully roughly runs in a Northwestern to Southeastern direction. Don’t worry, it is easy to find.
Shortcut Exit
Exit GPS: 37.97755, -110.51998
This is a great exit option if you are planning on doing one or more of the Hog canyons in a day or if you want a bit more of a challenging exit. What makes this exit a bit more challenging than the gulley exit is that you have to make a couple of simple climbing moves at the beginning of this exit. It might be helpful to use a handline for beginners or less competent climbers. Once you reach the dirt that is below a small cliff, stick to the East of that cliff and pass the head of Hog 1 Canyon and hook back up with the approach trail. Then just follow the approach trail back to your car.
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Hog 2 Canyon Rappels
3 - 4 rappels

Rappel 1
Rappel 1 Anchor
A slung small boulder, wedged underneath a slab of rock.

Overview
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
Length: 60 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 2 Anchor

Overview
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.
Tips
There is a loop on the webbing as of March 27, 2021, for a meat anchor back-up.

Rappel 3
Length: 22 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard

Rappel 4

More anchor information coming soon.
Overview
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.
Tips
Use a personal anchor while hooking up on rappel.

Final Downclimb
Length: 15 ft

More anchor information coming soon.
Overview
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.
Hog 2 Canyon Gallery
Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Rappel 1
You can crab crawl down the slickrock down to the next deadman anchor that can be easily seen below you. If you choose not to, just rap down to the next anchor. You can also decide to skip the 2nd rap by rappeling down into the slot from the first anchor point. This will make the rappel about 120 ft. so make sure you have enough rope to do this option. The pull will be tougher as well if you choose to do the 120ish ft. rap.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 2
This rappel deposits you into the slot of Hog 2. Just down the canyon from Rappel 2 is a downclimb that deposits you in a miniature subway. This is an elevator-style downclimb that is about 12 ft.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 3
Rappel 3 is encountered after a series of easy and short downclimbs a few minutes after the miniature subway feature.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Rappel 4
This is the final rappel and is immediately after Rappel 3 and is partially free-hanging. This is the most scenic rappel of the canyon. After this rappel, go downcanyon and you will then encounter the best downclimb of the canyon. There is a deep pit that you can avoid by downclimbing over it and then chimneying down to the canyon bottom. Another option if you don't mind some very tight squeezing and are feeling skinny is to go down the deep pit to the floor, crawl under the boulder, and finally traversing by shimmying and pressing your way sideways through the tightest section about 10 ft. above the floor. It's dark, so bring a light.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.

Final Downclimb
There are a number of small downclimbs in this canyon, but the most memorable and prominent is the final downclimb, commonly known as the birth canal. This downclimb can be accomplished in one of two ways. The first is to stay high and the second is to go low. You can traverse over the silo and then shimmy downwards towards the canyon floor.





Hog 2 Canyon Trip Reports
March 27, 2021
This is a fun, short canyon that can be beginner-friendly with a competent and experienced group. The only thing that made this canyon more of an intermediate level were a couple of squeezy downclimbs. It is important to know how to build a deadman anchor just in case, too. We used a meat anchor backup on the drop into the slot as an extra safety precaution. We had a group of 4 and it took us barely over 3 hours to complete the whole thing. The last downclimb was amazing!