Pictograph Canyon
Beta for Pictograph Canyon in the St. George area.
Duration
4
- 6 hrs.
Longest Rappel
140 ft
Number of Rappels
7 -
9
Country: united states
State/Province: UT
City or Nearest City: Springdale
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Essential Canyoneering Gear
Descender - Hoodoo
Carabiners
Quicklinks
Harness
Gloves
Rope
Helmet
Personal Anchor System
Canyoneering Shoes (LA Sportiva TX3)
Webbing (Bluewater)
VT Prusik
Pull Cord
Seasonal Gear Recommendations
for Pictograph Canyon
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Pictograph Canyon Rappels
7 - 9 rappels
Rappel 1
Rappel 2
Length: 35 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 3
Length: 35 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 4
Length: 40 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 4 Anchor
This anchor is a single bolted hanger with a small chain and a quick link on the end.
Overview
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Tips
Getting to the anchor can be kind of exposed, so use a personal anchor to tether in while setting up the rappel.
Rappel 5
Length: 12 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 6
Length: 70 ft
Type of Rappel: Free Hanging
Rappel 6 Anchor
Two bolted hangers with chains on the wall of the canyon RDC.
Overview
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
Length: 12 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 8
Rappel 8 Anchor
Two bolted hangers with chains.
Overview
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Tips
Back up as far as you can to pull the rope so that rope grooves are minimized.
Pictograph Canyon Gallery
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 8
This final vertical rappel is a great way to end the canyon with a bang. Enjoy the open view of Snow Canyon State Park as you go down this 140 ft. rappel with a free-hanging section at the end. If you choose not to do this rappel, scramble up the saddle to the West of the rappel about 20 yards from the end of the slot. Work your way down the gulley and then follow the exit out.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 1
A slopey start finished off with a nice vertical section about halfway down the rappel.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 2
Back up through some bushes and then down a 20 ft vertical groove. The total length of this rappel is about 35 ft.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 3
Rappel down to the next ledge about 35 ft. This rappel provides a great view of the canyon ahead.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 4
This rappel goes down a skinny crack to the canyon floor.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 5
After scrambling and bushwhacking your way down the dry watercourse, you will reach a 12 ft. drop. The rappel starts off with a good undercut boulder but is easy-going once over the edge.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 6
This is the only rappel in the canyon that can hold a significant amount of water at the bottom but doesn't seem like it can hold more than something thigh deep. This is probably the most scenic rappel of the canyon and you go down a natural spring seeping out of the canyon wall.
Rappel 7
This is a very short rappel that can possibly be downclimbed LDC.