Spry Canyon Conditions

[canyonguru]

Just curious if anyone has been down lately. i have done spry in the summer but not the spring. Does anyone think i will need a wet suit or should worm fast drying clothe work ok. I know the canyon starts E to W but then drops out to the south so the entry and exit should be plenty warm. We have permits for the 18th of april. Any thoughts. :ne_nau:



Aaron

[ratagonia]

Just curious if anyone has been down lately. i have done spry in the summer but not the spring. Does anyone think i will need a wet suit or should worm fast drying clothe work ok. I know the canyon starts E to W but then drops out to the south so the entry and exit should be plenty warm. We have permits for the 18th of april. Any thoughts. :ne_nau:

Aaron

Very third hand report said practically dry. Even if not, the usual suspects on pools are very short - short enough to cowboy up and just do the one or two swims, shake off and keep going. With kids? - a different matter.

Tom

[canyonguru]

sweet thanks tom i am hoping for rain just because we need it but i hope it holds off until after i go :2thumbs:

[jman]

hmm...I thought Southern Utah, especially around St. George area, received more than average rain/snowfall this year than the past 3 three years? So does this mean another dry, dry, dry year for Zion canyons?