Heaps Zion National Park

**dbrown** · 03-30-2015, 05:46 PM

We completed Heaps canyon on 3/28/2015. The approach and whole canyon were snow free. The water was high enough to cover all of the pot holes. The water was cold, we both wore 7/8 mm semi dry suits and stayed comfortable throughout the canyon. The sand acted like quicksand in the canyon, you would sink down up to your ankles and would take effort to over and over again pull your feet out. We had no issue with any anchors and all seemed in good condition.

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**Slot Machine** · 03-30-2015, 06:30 PM

^ This is something cool to post on candition.com. ^

You know what is cool to post on Bogley? Pictures.

Preferably of somebody suffering in quicksand.

**jman** · 03-30-2015, 06:51 PM

Originally Posted by Slot Machine

^ This is something cool to post on candition.com. ^

You know what is cool to post on Bogley? Pictures.

Preferably of somebody suffering in quicksand.

Oh, but dbrown did! :P and thanks for the update too, I'm sure some were anxious to know.

Yes, pics please if you got 'em!

**dbrown** · 03-30-2015, 07:13 PM

pics to come soon don't you worry.

**ratagonia** · 03-30-2015, 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by dbrown

We completed Heaps canyon on 3/28/2015. The approach and whole canyon were snow free. The water was high enough to cover all of the pot holes. The water was cold, we both wore 7/8 mm semi dry suits and stayed comfortable throughout the canyon. The sand acted like quicksand in the canyon, you would sink down up to your ankles and would take effort to over and over again pull your feet out. We had no issue with any anchors and all seemed in good condition.

AWESOME. Thanks for the report.

Tom