View Full Version : Help Lambs Knoll - outside Zion - Beta? Longest Rappel?
nkanarik
06-04-2015, 02:45 PM
I plan on taking my family to Lambs Knoll (just outside Zion park). I've done it in the past, but don't remember many of the details :).
Does anyone know where I can find Beta?
Does anyone know what the longest rappel is? I plan on bringing my 150' rope
Cheers
There are 2 known canyons in there called Snake Alley and Sidewinder. And I think a 3rd canyon is called Cooperhead?? Anyway, If I recall correctly....65ft is the tallest rap in Snake and 80ft or so in Sidewinder.?? I don't recall a rap being over 150ft though.....but....I would obviously double-check. :P
I'm sure Tom can correct me here or just PM you. There isn't much beta about it online.
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2065toyota
06-04-2015, 05:25 PM
I have never seen any beta for it. We messed around one day over there and found a total of 4 different routes down from the top. I personally like Yankee, Boltergiest and Birch better for non permit canyons
moab mark
06-04-2015, 05:45 PM
It's a great place to burn an hour or so. Seems like longest rap is around 80 ft. Some can hang in the hall way while other make another loop.
ratagonia
06-04-2015, 08:24 PM
There are 2 known canyons in there called Snake Alley and Sidewinder. And I think a 3rd canyon is called Cooperhead?? Anyway, If I recall correctly....65ft is the tallest rap in Snake and 80ft or so in Sidewinder.?? I don't recall a rap being over 150ft though.....but....I would obviously double-check. :P
I'm sure Tom can correct me here or just PM you. There isn't much beta about it online.
Copperhead - get it?
80364
Seems like the longest rap is about 100 feet. There are quite a few alternate rappels.
Please note that Lamb's Knoll is the most-heavily used canyoneering venue in the State of Utah. The professional guide services that use it a LOT have learned to dance together well. Please try to dance well with whomever you find up there.
Tom
nkanarik
06-07-2015, 05:16 PM
Thank you all. This is one of my backup options with the family in case that Keyhole turns out to be too cold for my daughters :)
Canyonater
06-09-2015, 12:56 PM
You could always do the Huntress near Kanab which is also family friendly
nkanarik
06-09-2015, 02:59 PM
You could always do the Huntress near Kanab which is also family friendly
You have my attention :naughty:. Do you have Beta for it?
2065toyota
06-09-2015, 04:07 PM
http://canyoncollective.com/threads/the-huntress.18163/
Only a 30 minute canyon. Will take you longer to drive there than the canyon does. Tag team it with Cat Stair canyon which is right by it
nkanarik
06-09-2015, 04:50 PM
http://canyoncollective.com/threads/the-huntress.18163/
Only a 30 minute canyon. Will take you longer to drive there than the canyon does. Tag team it with Cat Stair canyon which is right by it
Awesome! Thanks. I might combine it with Upper Red Cave.
BTW...Beta shows 3-5 hrs. while you say 30 mins...which one is it? :)
Canyonater
06-09-2015, 05:36 PM
Yeah its not 30 minutes. If you go solo and bypass all the obstacles then yeah maybe. When going with your family expect 3-4 hours total. Its also called Diana's Throne. I think beta is easier to find under that name. Road trip Ryan has good beta for it.
2065toyota
06-09-2015, 06:31 PM
Sorry. I wasn't very specific at all. Short technical section but as stated will be 2-4 hours round trip. There are plenty of TR posted on here that you can read
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nkanarik
06-09-2015, 07:27 PM
Yeah its not 30 minutes. If you go solo and bypass all the obstacles then yeah maybe. When going with your family expect 3-4 hours total. Its also called Diana's Throne. I think beta is easier to find under that name. Road trip Ryan has good beta for it.
Thanks. Seems like the Road Trip Ryan and Canyon Collective Betas are slightly different (different start and end points)...will manage when I'm there :ne_nau:
ratagonia
06-11-2015, 11:40 AM
Thanks. Seems like the Road Trip Ryan and Canyon Collective Betas are slightly different (different start and end points)...will manage when I'm there :ne_nau:
The 'canyon portions' are very discontinuous, so there are lots of options on how to link things together.
Tom
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