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Another project of mine - the Canyon List
It seems like I start so many projects but never finish em, eh? :crazy: Don't worry, the Canyoneering 101 Document is nearly finished, but lack of free time currently prevents it from being finished - but, that will change in the next two weeks.
But in the meantime, the Betabase on CC inspired another idea for me.
The betabase is great and provides just enough information, but I want a list that shows the bare essentials as you make a itinerary for your future trips.
Basically it would provide the ACA canyon rating, number of raps, maximum length, duration for the hike, permit required, which beta website/source has it, and other possible categories such as "recommened group size" and "not for large frame people" and so on.
And the ultimate goal of this project is to make it widely available so you can print these out (which will already be formatted for printing) and put them in your car or in your canyoneering bag, etc.
It's essentially a cheatsheet of just the canyon info.
***Take a look and let me know what you think! Any criticism I'll gladly take. Different format? Different colors? Different column categories? anything on how to improve it? etc.
The Canyons that are italicized are canyons that are semi-technical or non-technical but are fun canyons, nonetheless.
One thing, I would like to do to enhance the localization of the canyons. Instead of North Wash and Lake Powell and Poison Springs all blending into one area - more specific regions would be better and better equip the canyoneer.****
Edit: removed color since it is hard to read on mobile phones.
PS - I have plenty more canyons to enter in as well for most other regions. I'll be including books as well, such as ones from Kelsey.
****WARNING - DO NOT TRUST THIS INFO AS IT IS IN BETA MODE***
EDIT: I can't upload the Excel document directly, as .xls and .xlsx file formats are not supported by Bogley (yet) - but I did publish it to a PDF for your viewing pleasure. It doesn't look super great as a PDF, but once the xls is supported, then it will look great on your PC or in print copy.