Bow & Arrow Canyon
Beta for Bow & Arrow Canyon in Moab, Utah
Duration
2
- 3.5 hrs.
Longest Rappel
124 ft
Number of Rappels
3 -
4
Country: united states
State/Province: UT
City or Nearest City: Moab
Approaches:
First Rappel:
Last Rappel:
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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 Bow & Arrow Canyon
Longbow Arch Canyon Rappels
3 - 4 rappels
Rappel 1
Rappel 1 Anchor
Webbing from permanent hardware.
Overview
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Tips
When throwing your rope, make sure to NOT throw it too far out or to the right because it will get stuck in a tree. Just throw the rope straight down. Make sure to test the pull before the last person down.
Rappel 2
Length: 65 ft
Type of Rappel: Standard
Rappel 3
Bolted Anchor
2 new bolts and webbing. Webbing is from February 2021.
Bush Anchor
Anchored off of a small bush at the base. The bush is somewhat flexible. The rope/webbing extends over the edge for an easy pull.
Overview
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Tips
Make sure to LOWER and not throw your rope from either anchor. There are lots of trees at the bottom.
Bow and Arrow Canyon Gallery
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 1
For the first 20 feet, you will have contact with the wall, but this rappel soon slopes sharply enough that you will be free hanging for the last 100 ft. or so.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 2
This rappel is at a very low angle and not steep at all.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Rappel 3
There are two options for the final rappel. The first is off of two bolted hangers near the bottom of the third rappel to the left after the canyon opens. The other option is off of a study bush low to the ground to the right about 30 yards from the bottom of the third rappel. Either is about 60 ft.
Bow & Arrow Canyon Trip Reports
November 25, 2020
Started at 2:30 p.m. and finished at 5:10 p.m. We took our time and enjoyed the cool weather that late fall/early winter in Moab has to offer. Anchors were all in good condition and the petroglyphs at the beginning of the trailhead were way cool. If you do this canyon, you gotta check those out.
August 22, 2020
Fun canyon! Great beginner canyon I think. Not much shade so make sure to bring enough water for a short canyon, especially when running it during the summer months. The 1st rappel (or second depending on if you downclimb the first drop), is the best one of the canyon. You'll get some hang-time on it!