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Ribeiro Frio (Madeira)On March 17 my wife and I did the Ribeiro Frio slot canyon in Madeira. We went guided (Discovery Island) since we didn't want to haul all of our gear overseas just for one day of canyoneering. The water was very cold in the canyon, but it was a really good one complete with some real slot sections. We chose Ribeiro Frio because we were told it was the best slot on the island. Here are some photographs. I'll post some more later. ...
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Costa Rica Jungle Canyoneering...Note: We did a trip to Costa Rica, for which there will be several Raves posted... this being the first one ready. Guest Rave by Ali White. All photos this Rave Ali White except as noted. Costa Rica continued… After a few days descending verdant canyons with spectacular waterfalls on the slopes of Volcan Turrialba, we awoke at 3:30AM to drive half way across the (small) country in search of more. First up – the incredibly gorgeous La Vieja Canyon, entered by rappelling down a side stream to...
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Halls Creek Narrows (part 1)Some canyon eye candy before the weather warms up for tech canyons. (Sorry it'll have to be in 2 parts, but the wi-fi loaded them so slowly that I didn't manage to finish in my lunchhour & some of the best were the alcove at the end!) Halls Creek Narrows: Another place I’d got all planned to visit until storms stopped the plan a few years back. But this time good weather was forecast and I had good company in the shape of Jack, Paul and Steve. After much debate over whether to use the...
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Vietnam: Rio SanbuenaventuraWith warm weather starting to return its time to put away the kayaks and get back to canyoning. First target for the season: an obscure unnamed stream about 45 mins from town. Ended up with a couple of rappels, a handful of fun downclimbs, and a great day out to shake off the winter rust. We named it the Rio Sanbuenaventura, and called this section the "Fantastic Falls Gorge". Potentially more above, but we saved that for another day. Starting down with "Cherry Falls" first...
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No Kidding 12-29-17These are a few of my favorite things.... Canyoning with folks I just met.... Problem solving in canyons......... Taking only pictures and leaving only footprints.... Watching people see their anchors following them down the canyon.... Folks are interested in learning new techniques, so they join us with enthusiasm. Captures are so much fun and engaging, but nothing quite matches seeing folks, new to ghosting, seeing their anchors follow them. There is magic there, not to mention instant...
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FF XVI-Sham, Morocco, PigletSonny and I arrived at Sandthrax midday on the 27th to find only two folks in camp. Basia from Illinois and Seth from Texas (Seth, you still lurking? Time for a 1st post?). I have grown accustomed to doing Shamrock, on the day of arrival. It faces the afternoon sun, is short, has some moderate down climbs, to help get into the "North Wash frame of mind" after the Zion Christmas tradition. Sonny is a great teacher and both Basia and Seth picked up a lot of pointers and got in some belayed down...
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Happy and Poison Spring Canyons &...Firstly a happy New Year to all on here & hope freezefesters have a good time. I’m afraid I can’t offer much to all the interesting discussions here, but thought I’d offer a TR of a photogenic canyon in nice light as not many TRs get posted this time of year - even though this one is non-technical as you know. However the road was far rockier and wetter than I expected and I'd expected the first 10 miles would be much better than it was. My cautious driving companion did 5mph much of the time...
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One-Trick Pony: A FreezeFest Flick'Tis the season to share my latest short film "One Trick Pony." This is the story of Steve Ramras, his obsession with canyoneering and a totally absurd New Year's tradition in Bears Ears National Monument. I put together a short teaser of this last week, but today I'm psyched to put out a longer edit. Thanks to many of you who were there last year and helped make this film possible. (I'm looking at you Wes, Chris, Nate, and many others.) Hope you enjoy it!
Cassidy Arch Canyon is a true classic! The entry rappel will take your breath away, but the excitement doesn't end there. There’s never a dull...
Most of the beta for Leprechaun is for the technical routes down each of its three upper forks. However, much of the best of it can be explored by...
While the name may not evoke much positive emotion, this canyon is a stunning wingate slot that is short, sweet, and very photogenic. The slot is...
Tumbleweed Balcony Canyon is a short, fun slot that ends in a fabulous overlook. While no ropes are needed there are several downclimbs that may be...
Garden Balcony Canyon is a short, easy canyon that offers a rappel, a neat vegetated slot, and then some fun narrows ending in an overlook. The...
Set among soaring Wingate walls under a sky-scape of white capped Navajo sandstone domes, the three east forks of Shinob provide some of the best...
Set among soaring Wingate walls under a sky-scape of white capped Navajo sandstone domes, the three east forks of Shinob provide some of the best...
A short, deep, and rarely visited canyon in the western part of the San Rafael Swell. Named "Secret Mesa Canyon" in Michael Kelsey's San Rafael book...
Set among soaring Wingate walls under a sky-scape of white capped Navajo sandstone domes, the three east forks of Shinob provide some of the best...
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Sulphur Creek is an amazing journey down a small stream under towering cliffs in Capitol Reef National Park. The 6 mile point to point hike...
Baptist Draw is an extremely scenic canyon in the San Rafael that is easy to get to and straight forward to get through. It is commonly done by...
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