Duration
1.5
- 3 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
90 ft
Number of Rappels
4
Country: united states
State/Province: UT
City or Nearest City: Hanksville
Camping:

Sandthrax Campground - BLM
Butler Canyon Campground
Approaches:

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Exits:

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1. Approaches:
Hog Springs Approach
Approach GPS: 37.962832, -110.491313
This approach is a little less than a mile long but has some good elevation gain in the beginning half. This is best done in the morning when it is cooler. From the Hog Springs Picnic Area, follow the Hog Springs Trail for about 1 minute. On the left side of the trail (South), you will see a gully just to the East of the mouth of the small canyon. Head up that gully. Do not go up the canyon itself. It is a bit of a scramble at the beginning of the gully but, opens up nicely once you are over the initial brushy bouldery section. Scramble up the gully all the way primarily sticking to the left-hand side. Follow the trail up to the saddle and at the saddle, continue to follow the trail down to the head of Hogwarts Canyon, which is to the Southeast. Hike down the Hogwarts Canyon drainage until you reach the slot. Before you reach the main slot there will be a series of drops that can be bypassed by staying to the right of the drainage. The first rappel is located RDC (Right, down canyon) from a solution pocket.
Parking:
Hog Springs Picnic Area
GPS: 37.962832, -110.491313
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Hog Springs Approach Gallery:

Waypoints:
Gully Climb
GPS: 37.961667, -110.492905
Cross the small spring from the trail to make your way over to the skinny gully that is just East of an obvious canyon opening. Scramble up the skinny gully to where you will pick up a nice social trail. Follow the social trail sticking to the left side of the drainage as you head up. Eventually, you will reach a short switchback section that will lead you to the top of the drainage.

Saddle
GPS: 37.95845, -110.48928
This is the top of the drainage after the short section of switchbacks. From here, you will be able to see down into Hogwarts Canyon. Cross the saddle and continue following the trail down to the head of the canyon.
Head of Hogwarts Canyon
GPS: 37.95745, -110.48797
This is the head of Hogwarts Canyon. From here, follow the drainage down, bypassing any drops on the right-hand side. Less than 5 minutes from the head of the canyon. You will reach the first rappel.
3. Exit Time:
Moki Queen Exit
Exit GPS: 37.95999, -110.48609
From the bottom of the last rappel, work your way in an eastern direction until you get to the creek bed. Once you reach the creek bed, turn left and head up the creek until you get back to the Hog Springs Picnic Area parking lot. This is one of the easiest exits out there. About halfway up the creek to the picnic area, you will see a large alcove in the rock. If you go scramble up the alcove, you will be able to see the Moki Queen pictograph that is surprisingly large.
Waypoints:
Moki Queen
GPS: 37.961248, -110.489033
Make sure to check out the Moki Queen pictograph on the exit. It is in the alcove along the exit path.
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Hog Springs Approach
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Moki Queen Exit
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Hogwarts Canyon Rappels
- 4 rappels

Rappel 1
Rappel 1 Anchor

Overview
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.
Tips
Watch out for the rope grooves on this first rappel. The last person down should take care to make sure the rope is placed well for retrieval.

Rappel 2
Length: 60 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 2 Anchor
The anchor for this second rappel is from webbing wedged between a small boulder in the watercourse and the canyon wall.

Overview
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Length: 15 ft
Type of Rappel: Stemming/Downclimb

More anchor information coming soon.
Overview
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Length: 20 ft
Type of Rappel: Downclimb

More anchor information coming soon.
Overview
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
Length: 75 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 3 Anchor
This anchor is from solution pockets on the canyon wall about 20 ft. back from the edge of the rappel.

Overview
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 Anchor
This rappel is anchored around a large rectangular slab of rock with webbing that is extended for an easier rope pull. Inspect the anchor before using it as you always should.

Overview
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.
Hogwarts Canyon Photo Gallery
Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch/landbridge in the background. At the bottom of this rappel is an easy downclimb/slide down to the bottom of the wash.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Semi-Keeper Pothole
Just down canyon from the second rappel, you will encounter a semi-keeper pothole. There are a few options to get around this obstacle. If dry, you can downclimb into the semi-keeper and pull yourself out the other side. Some may need a partner assist to accomplish this. Another option is to stem over the pothole. If you choose to do this, keep in mind that the last part of the stem is the hardest because it presents a steeper angle. Competent and experienced canyoneers/down climbers should have no problem with this. Some beginners may require a belay if either downclimbing or stemming.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Slot Downclimb
Immediately after getting over the semi-keeper pothole obstacle, you will need to downclimb through the narrowest part of Hogwarts Canyon. This downclimb is pretty straightforward and should present no problems for any level of canyoneers. Once you emerge from the narrow slot the canyon opens up for the final two rappels.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 3
This rappel provides the easiest start of any of the rappels of the canyon. After a sloped start, the rappel becomes completely vertical with a short free-hanging section before you hit the canyon floor.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 4
Rappel 4 is at the end of the canyon wash is easy to find. This rappel is the tallest of Hogwarts Canyon and is mostly free-hanging. Enjoy the view during the rappel.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 1
Once in a while, there will be some water at the bottom of this rappel if it has rained recently. Usually, it will be nothing more than ankle-deep. This rappel provides an easy start to the canyon and is pretty straightforward, dropping you into the actual slot of Hogwarts Canyon.

Rappel 2
Rappel 2 is just a few yards down canyon from the bottom of Rapel 1. This rappel is framed by a beautiful arch