Leprechaun Canyon (Right Fork)
Beta for the right fork of Leprechaun Canyon
Duration
3
- 6 hrs.
Longest Rappel
45 ft
Number of Rappels
2 -
4
Country: united states
State/Province: UT
City or Nearest City: Hanksville
Camping:
Sandthrax Campground - BLM
Butler Canyon Campground
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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 Leprechaun Canyon (Right Fork)
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Leprechaun Right Canyon Rappels
2 - 4 rappels
The Right Fork of Leprechaun Canyon in the North Wash is an exciting canyon that features a few rappels, but even better tight, slot sections. This is a great beginner canyon for those who don't mind some moderately tight spaces. Pack light and think skinny thoughts! Don't wear clothes you care too much about because you might come out of the canyon with a few holes or tears in your clothes.
Rappel 1
Length: 35 ft
Coordinates: 38.03691,-110.51871
Rappel 1 Anchor
There is a solid cairn anchor located just at the head of the right fork of Leprechaun Canyon.
Overview
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Tips
It is not a bad idea to start this rappel sitting down because the anchor is so low to the ground.
Rappel 2
Length: 40 ft
Rappel 2 Anchor
This anchor is another cairn anchor located just left of the watercourse looking down the canyon. There are plenty of rocks in the area to reinforce the cairn anchor if needed.
Overview
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Tips
Instead of rappelling off of the cairn anchor, you can downclimb directly in the watercourse until the final drop of a 3-drop series. It is an easy downclimb to a deadman anchor at the top of the third short drop that that you can use to descend to the canyon floor.
Rappel 3
Length: 15 ft
Rappel 3 Anchor
Rappel from a small deadman anchor directly in the watercourse. You can back this up with a meat anchor if you wish.
Overview
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Tips
This could be potentially downclimbed with some skill. The first part of the downclimb is straightforward but when the watercourse opens up a bit the last part of the downclimb gets harder. The first person down could assist others as they downclimb the last 6 feet. It is recommended just to rappel this drop though.
Rappel 4
Length: 15 ft
Coordinates: 38.029372,-110.528961
Rappel 4 Anchor
A few large rocks provide a stable anchor. Make sure to extend the webbing for an easy pull.
Overview
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Right Fork of Leprechaun Gallery
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 1
Drop in directly at the head of the canyon, and then downclimb 3 short drops to where the canyon opens up.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 2
After walking down the canyon for about 100 yards, you'll come to another drop in the watercourse. Rappel down perpendicular to the watercourse into the begining of the upper slot section.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 3
After the second rappel, continue down canyon for a while, working your way through some skinny sections of the canyon. Sometimes it is better/faster to stem above the canyon floor in the tighter sections. Soon, you will come to the third rappel. Rappel down the skinny watercourse that opens up about 6 feet before reaching the bottom.
Rappel 4
After the third rappel, keep working your way through the tightest parts of the slot. The canyon will open and tighten again before the last rappel. Just before this rappel, downclimb/slide down to the anchor. Then rappel down an angled wedge for about 5 feet and then down a vertical wall for another 10 feet.
Leprechaun Canyon (Right Fork) Trip Reports
April 9, 2022
Our group of 4 descended the right fork of Leprechaun Canyon and had an absolute blast. Two in our group were beginners and were able to complete the canyon just fine. All anchors were in good shape! The rappel station for the second rappel has moved from directly in the watercourse to just left of the watercourse, perpendicular to the canyon. It looks like the rope grooves were getting pretty bad in the watercourse from the original rappel station. There was some water in the lower part of the canyon, especially where the canyon got pretty tight. All water was avoidable though, and the deepest pool was probably about shin-deep.