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Slideanide

Poison Springs beta posted by Jeremy Freeman

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As with all beta, use the information on this page with caution. Obstacles may change or may be dependent on conditions, as well as group skills and comfort levels. Rap counts may increase if downclimbs get rigged as rappels, anchors may get altered or re-rigged, and conditions will vary. Always be prepared for the unexpected (mental, or physical challenges, or gear needs that you did not anticipate), consider your options, and look for the safest alternative for your group to descend the canyon.

  • The Hype

Jeremy Freeman, May 12, 2014

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  1. Havok21
    March 07, 2023
    Havok21

    Difficulty:

    Moderate

    Skill Level:

    Intermediate

    Water:

    Dry/avoidable

    Thermal:

    Fleece/medium jacket

    Group Size:

    10 people

    Total Time:

    NA

    Nice trip all around. No water, but some snow in shaded areas. Replaced webbing at 1st rappel.

    Posted Mar 10, 2023
  2. carla merrill
    October 12, 2019
    carla merrill

    Difficulty:

    Easy

    Skill Level:

    Beginner

    Water:

    Dry/avoidable

    Thermal:

    None

    Group Size:

    7 people

    Total Time:

    1 hour 5 hours

    The canyon was completely dry. The webbing for the first rappel looked good, like it was recently placed. We skipped the first rappel and hiked down the drainage to the east of the head of Slideanide Canyon because it looked like the rappel was much longer than 80' and were worried our ropes would not reach. Once we hiked down to the draininage we checked and there was indeed a ledge about 80' down from the top and the rest was down climbable. Fun canyon. The entire canyon can be either downclimbed or you can elevator slide down. If I were to do this canyon again I would leave the ropes and harnesses and just down climb the entire route with partner assists for those who are not as skilled. The climb out was not as exposed as I had fear. Totally doable.

    Posted Oct 14, 2019
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