Spring Break Trip

[Jerry Brandenburg]

Hi all:

Wife and I are planning spring break trip out from the midwest flatlands the last week
of March. Last year we hit the swell and did Little Wild Horse and Ding Dang. She is
only comfortable doing non tech's so any recommendations on similiar up to a full
day hike any location would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jerry

[goofball]

Hi all:

Wife and I are planning spring break trip out from the midwest flatlands the last week
of March. Last year we hit the swell and did Little Wild Horse and Ding Dang. She is
only comfortable doing non tech's so any recommendations on similiar up to a full
day hike any location would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jerry

moonshine wash
chute of muddy creek
crawford draw/straight wash
buckskin gulch/paria
smith fork
happy canyon
devils canyon
swett creek, woodruff canyon, lower maidenwater could be looped in different combos, or out n back


i am sure many more but these were just top of my head.

[Sandstone Addiction]

Lots of info here:

http://www.amazon.com/Non-Technical-Canyon-Hiking-Colorado-Plateau/dp/0944510221/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1328296461&sr=8-3

(linked from Bogley)

[Jerry Brandenburg]

Thx for help...

[Jerry Brandenburg]

Appreciate info on non techs opportunities...will report back after trip.

[mattandersao]

Shelf Canyon (Zion)

[powderhound]

Have you considered the Grand Staircase-Escalante NM? Some of the best non-technical slots around are Spooky, Peekaboo, and Brimstone about 25 miles down the Hole in the Rock road near Escalante, UT. There are literally hundreds of other places to visit in the region, or even just off of Hole in the Rock. Take a look at Devil's Garden for a fun, quick stop or a nice camp.