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California Canyoneering and Technical Canyons

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Recent Condition Reports

  1. Havok21 Cougar Canyon
    First canyon for me, but I consider myself a very experienced technician. 9 hours total door to door, and...
    Mar 29, 2021 by Havok21
  2. Karl Helser Rainbow Canyon
    Rainbow Canyon… 12/25/20 Approach…Parked off Hwy 190 then went cross-country to the head of the canyon...
    Dec 28, 2020 by Karl Helser
  3. Tirrus Bear Springs Oasis
    Repeated this canyon to confirm the betas accuracy, and to introduce a beginner to the sport. Anchors in...
    Nov 19, 2014 by Tirrus
  4. SeanClimbRunCanyon Lytle Creek (Middle Fork)
    Actual roundtrip about 4 hr 30 min. Wasted about 10 mins looking for the switchback trail after crossing the...
    Aug 21, 2014 by SeanClimbRunCanyon
  5. Eric Holden Eaton Canyon
    Another great trip down Eaton. Weather was perfect. We all wore quick dry shirt/pants and no one was cold...
    Jul 1, 2014 by Eric Holden
  6. Eric Holden Lytle Creek (Middle Fork)
    Great trip, water was flowing but not strong. The third rappel ends in a pool that is chest high for me...
    Jun 24, 2014 by Eric Holden
  7. Freddy Eaton Canyon
    Heading there March 16th-I'll provide an update. And then returning again the 26th via West Muir Ravine.
    Feb 18, 2014 by Freddy
  8. Benjamin Pelletier Eaton Canyon
    As of 4/20/2013, a boil water notice was still posted in Henninger Flats; do not count on refilling water...
    Apr 25, 2013 by Benjamin Pelletier
  9. Benjamin Pelletier Eaton Canyon
    I don't think there's really a max group size due to the canyon -- I've been in the canyon with 30 other...
    Apr 25, 2013 by Benjamin Pelletier
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  2. Eshe-1

    Sayarim Canyon

    Eshe-1, Mar 20, 2019, Death Valley
    Nice canyon, great views.
    0/5, 0 votes
    Canyon Rating:
    3A G III
    Rappels, Longest | Total:
    35' | 4-5

  3. Bear Springs Oasis

    Zach Olson, Nov 10, 2014, Santa Rosa Mountains
    Full day canyon with big views and easy access from behind the...
    4/5, 1 vote
    Canyon Rating:
    3AIII
    Rappels, Longest | Total:
    125' | 6-8
  4. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Abysmal Canyon

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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    | ?
  5. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Bad Canyon

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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    | ?
  6. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Blacksmith Canyon

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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  7. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Brimstone Canyon - North Fork 2

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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    | ?
  8. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Brimstone Canyon - South Fork

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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  9. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Cerberus Canyon - North Fork

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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  10. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Cerberus Canyon - South Fork

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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    | ?
  11. Jeremy Freeman
    Incomplete

    Charon Canyon

    Jeremy Freeman, May 29, 2014, Death Valley
    0/5, 0 votes
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