Death Canyon is a nice short slot canyon in North Wash area in Utah. It has a short approach and a 10 m (33 ft) rappel.

Canyoneers agree this is one of the best canyons in Death Valley. The steep approach affords beautiful views of the salt encrusted Badwater Basin below. The approach to the canyon has exposed third class scrambling over talus, scree, and crumbling rocks. In the first 1000 feet of climbing, there are few unexposed places to rest, and the slope is around 100% grade. If...

Echo Canyon is a great technical adventure and the first of the more diffucult slot canyons in Zion. The underrated fun canyonhas lots of nice downclimbs and short rappels (all less than 30-feet in height). This canyon requires lots of swimming and wading - bring a wetsuit! The 5 mile adventure will typically take 4-5 hours to complete. To access the canyon your will ...

NOTE: Fiery Furnace is temporarily closeddu eto lack of rangers available. The Fiery Furnace is a collection of narrow sandstone canyons, sandstone cliffs and monoliths in Arches National Park in Utah, USA. In order to visit the Furnace without a ranger, one must obtain a permit at the visitor center (fee charged) and watch a minimum impact video. Children under five...

Garden Creek Canyon is located just off the Bright Angel Trail on top of the south rim to the Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park. The canyon starts with several fun down climbs followed by the big drops, including a two stage rappel down a sloping 400- foot waterfall before dropping into a narrow slot again. There are a few more rappels and ends further down...

Happy Canyon is a very remote slot canyon just off the Dirty Devil River at the southern end of Robbers Roost Country. It is often compared to Antelope Canyon near Page. There are two options to get to the canyon. One is via Burr Point, is long and always and can be difficult to find. Reaching the trailhead for Burr Point is easy and is generally accessible to all ve...

Heaps canyon in Zion is a big, huge technical slot canyon! Heaps and nearby Imlay canyons are unlike other canyons in Zion. What made Heaps and Imlay some of the most technically challenging canyons in Zion is instead of just one or two rappels, they have 20 to 30 apiece. Rating: 4B V R (v5a2 V) Rappels: 25, Max ↕290ft Heaps canyon has long exposures to water, diffi...

Imlay is one of the best canyons in Zion, if not the best. The lower two sets of narrows of are unreal and the upper half of the canyon is like the other great slots in Zion. Imlay and nearby Heaps canyon are unlike other canyons in Zion. What made Imlay and Heaps some of the most technically challenging canyons in Zion is instead of just one or two rappels, they have...

Jackass Canyon is a slot canyon in the northern part of the Grand Canyon in Marble Canyon. This 5.5 roundtrip mile hike is challenging with a lot of route finding through giant boulders and drop offs. Rapelling and Ascending Gear highly recommended. 2 permits are required if camping in the canyon. One Navajo due to parking a start the hike on Navajo land. One Grand C...

Located in the Sierras and more formally known as the North Fork of Kings River, Lower Jump Trip provides an arduous, beautiful, fun adventure for experienced canyoneers, but has been the site of many serious injuries for those who were not extremely careful. Jump is NOT for beginners. If you don't have much Class C experience, go do the Seven Teacups or do Jump Trip...

Keyhole Canyon in Zion is a short but technical challenge that can be completed in 2 hours or less. Downclimbing, rappelling and rope skills are a necessity. The route is only ¾ mile but requires 100 feet of rope and 20 feet of tubular webbing to be safely completed. One 20 foot drop has a pool of water at the bottom that can present a challenge when attempting...

The initial hike in Knox Gorge is a 2km, 3 hour loop walk along the gorge.There are several pools along the way until you reach the "Gorge Risk Area" sign which marks the end of the journey if you did not bring canyoneering gear (and experience). A narrow steep 30m section goes until the bottom drops out which is the top of the Knox Slide. There are two decent option...

Lambs Knoll is located just outside of the Zion National Park boundaries in the Kolob Terrace section of the park. There are series of 60- to 70-foot rappels you will drop through to reach the end of the slot canyon.

Leprechaun Canyon is located in the North Wash section of Utah. The first part of the canyon before the fork is nice for a casual slot canyon hike but then narrows even more which will require canyoneering skills. As you get towards the junction where the east and forks come in, the canyon will narrow down and form subway like sections, make sure to bring your camera....

n recent years, Lost Spring has seen significant damage. Park staff delineated an exit route in 2012 using an existing drainage and slickrock, but by 2014 a number of new social trails had appeared. These new trails substantially damaged living soil crust and most of the previously blocked trails showed sign of recent use. Therefore, the following has been implemented...