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i was planing on doing lost spring north canyon over spring break and was wondering if you can do a round trip and go up lost spring canyon middle as the exit route

I haven't been following my forum because I find it filled with way to much info to keep up on. I've joined a new canyon site ( canyon collective ) that looks like it could be very successful as long...

Any one from salt lake area going on a weekend? I would love to come if someone has room for me

thanks these descriptions white roost sounds fun being in a dark abyss it kind of reminds me of the slots in Alcatraz. no mans sounds fun, in most of the TR i read of no mans they don't tell much...

first off thanks for making my forum one of the most popular forums. who would have thought that just asking nice could work ( along with getting yelled at by slot machine ) and would get you a...

thanks for the ideas. ive heard water canyon fun but i don't know if it is to skinny for my dad (~220 6.2") any ideas? also what canyoneering book is the best for the roost?
is this a good one?...

Hook anchor shouldnt be to hard with a backup meat/potshot type sandtrap. I think I can do that, ill have to play around at home/controlled area.

The only canyon my dad has done is baptist draw. But for me I'm a beginner with natural anchors. But I know how to set up choke stone anchors and other webbing anchors. The hardest canyon ive...

Over spring break I'm planing on going to the roost with my family. my dad is 220 and 6.2" would he fit in red spur or is it to skinny. Also what other canyons would be Good to do?

Well I believe in show don't tell. It makes it so the canyon looks its best and isn't covered in clown webbing, staircases installed into the walls and drawings on the walls( not pictographs )

Sorry for thinking that way I just don't want anyone to be dedicated to those 3 canyons. I'm just trying to point things out that MAY be helpful to find it. I'm only 18 so I'm trying to figure this...

sorry to burst your bubble but i dont think this is sad cow ( looks like ABC are something to explore ) the blog says "After our hike into Phipps Wash we drove into town" the nearest town is 3 miles...

well seeing that the nearest road is 111° 4'41.26"W 37°38'28.06"N it looks like a pain to walk (drive through a river bed) for ~5 miles to get here 63117

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http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?an=Kelsey%2C+Michael+R.
it looks like it is this book but im not 100% sure so here is a cheap sight for guide books from kelsey

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MISSING: due to the little to no info on this canyon i am calling a bogley wide search for it along with a beta.
INFO : Escalante? http://utoutdoors.blogspot.com/2010/05/sad-cow-disease.html

i havent gotten a response from shaggy on a beta for sad cow disease canyon. but for spring break april 1-2 im thinking of going down to the roost area and doing some canyons like red spur,high...

thanks for all the ideas
were is this canyon http://utoutdoors.blogspot.com/2010/05/sad-cow-disease.html it looks like a blast

i put my papers in around march so i can leave any time after mid july

I'll be coming to freeze fest as far as I know. but im not staying for new years eve. I'm wondering if we do canyons on the other days before new years eve / the run down of events we do.

I know how hard it is to find the best canyon but I'm just trying to get an idea. I'll be coming to freeze fest as far as I know. but im not staying for new years eve. I'm wondering if we do canyons...

Shennany looks amazing. is there a form with info on this freezefest and where it is i would love to go sorry to go off on a tagent on freezefest

I'm 150Lbs so when is freeze fest so I can get work off

When is freeze fest ?

Ding and dang, little wild horse, baptist draw lower, Alcatraz, little blue John, dragonfly, blarney IDK which fork, monkey business, big mouth waterfall, secret falls, I also do some rock climbing...

I'm also a fan of Canyons with long narrow sections. note: I have a 70 M climbing rope ( that im willing to use for canyoneering ) a 200 ft static rope and a 150 ft pull cord