Boltergeist Canyon
Beta for Boltergeist Canyon in Southwestern Utah
Duration
2
- 4 hrs.
Longest Rappel
105 ft
Number of Rappels
3 -
6
Country: united states
State/Province: UT
City or Nearest City: St. George
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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 Boltergeist Canyon
Boltergeist Canyon Rappels
3 - 6 rappels
Rappel 1
Rappel 2
Length: 45 ft
Type of Rappel: Optional
Rappel 2 Anchor
Overview
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Tips
Make sure to extend your webbing and be careful of your rope placement. The rope can get stuck fairly easily if not placed well. Also, be mindful of sharp edges.
Rappel 3
Length: 48 ft
Type of Rappel: Low-angle
Rappel 5
Length: 105 ft
Small Tree Anchor
There is webbing around a small tree/ large bush, left down canyon.
Overview
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Tips
Mind the rope grooves on this rappel. They are big and can easily stick a rope.
Rappel 6
Bush/Tree Anchor
This rappel is anchored from another small tree/large bush with webbing just above a dryfall.
Overview
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Boltergeist Images
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 1
This rappel is a straightforward and a good beginning intro to the canyon that keeps you out of the watercourse.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 2
This is a great chimney downclimb if you are confident in your downclimbing skills. The downclimb is directly in the watercourse. If you choose to rappel this drop, the anchor is located above the watercourse on the right. The rappel has an awkward entry into the vertical section.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 3
This is a low-angled rappel with a short vertical section at the bottom.
Rappel 4
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 5
This rappel seems so much bigger than it actually is because of how open the canyon is at this point. From the bottom of the fourth rappel, walk down canyon a bit, and work your way slightly to the left to reach the anchor for this rappel. This rappel is fun because you end up free-hanging for a bit and it feels pretty exposed.
Rappel 6
Walk down the watercourse from rappel 5 for a few seconds and you'll come across the last rappel. This rappel follows a small, short flute directly in the watercourse and dumps you into a sandy bottom.
Boltergeist Canyon Trip Reports
April 17, 2021
This was our third canyon of the day for our group of 4 people. Earlier we had done Yankee Doodle and Pictograph Canyon. We ran this canyon in about 2.5 hours. This wasn't the most exciting of canyons but is great to do if you are in the area. The chimney downclimb is the most exciting part of this canyon. It is very vertical and a little wider than most chimney downclimbs. It was kind of scary actually. Once we exited the slot portion of the canyon, it became very windy and hard to hear people yelling from the bottom of the 5th rappel. All the anchors were in good condition. I can see that the anchor for the second rappel can get pretty worn in the upcoming future.