Boundary

[Slot Machine]

Does anyone know if Boundary is still flowing? Thanks.

[baustin]

Did it four weeks ago. Just a small flow then. My feet got wet when I was on rappel, but not the rest of my body.

[Slot Machine]

Thank you, baustin.

Sounds like it might be dry by now. Does anyone have more recent conditions?

[ScottM]

Likely bad form to cross post, but a recent conditions update from the CC: (full thread here: http://canyoncollective.com/threads/boundary.22033/)

-----------------------Report from this weekend is that Boundary is dry. On the hike in, the stream is running a bit, but it goes dry before the head of the canyon.

Boundary not necessarily a good canyon for noobs. It is remote. Something goes wrong, you are a long way from help. Jus' sayin'... You did not make a statement about your skill level, so I am just stating the cynical viewpoint.

Fat Man's can be brutal => threatening heat exhaustion in July, or it can be good. But clearly, a long day, especially for noobs.

Pipe Spring Canyon is somewhat lesser level than Boundary. Still remote, but quite a bit shorter day. Just rappelling (essentially), and only half the MIA exit. I think this would be more enjoyable for noobs, and you would not have to rush the pace all day like you would in Boundary.

http://www.canyoneeringusa.com/utah/...spring-canyon/

What's wrong with Pine Creek? recent reports say almost no water in there.

Tom-------------------------------

[Slot Machine]

. Report from this weekend is that Boundary is dry. On the hike in, the stream is running a bit, but it goes dry before the head of the canyon.

I've never heard of that site. I bet it's adorable.

But really, thanks for the info ScottM.