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Full Day Canyoneering Tour

$295
Canyoneering in Utah

Trip at a Glance

  • Locations

    Utah, United States

  • Activities

    Adventure, Canyoneering

  • Price
    $295 USD per trip
  • Duration

    7-9 hrs

  • Price Includes

    Includes – transportation, harness/helmet/and full wetsuit if required, training, experienced guides, and approximately 5 hours in technical canyon.

Highlights

  • Come on this tour for a thorough canyoneering experience of a lifetime!
  • Benefit from the experienced and knowledgeable guides who will accompany you on the walls
  • Enjoy the beauty of southern Utah's natural geography as you conquer personal goals!

Trip Info

Canyoning (also known as Canyoneering) a multi-adventure sport combining slogging, wading, swimming, boulder hopping, scrambling, rappelling, and downclimbing!

Experience rappels up to 170 ft; hidden pools; and spectacular, water-sculpted slot canyons.

Each obstacle requires an appropriate technique and equipment. Learn essential skills like rappelling and down-climbing; harness and rope management; basic knots and unique canyoning techniques such as body bridging, stemming, and smearing.

Control your own adventure descent by rappelling or be lowered by a guide, if you’d prefer.

For your comfort and well-being, we’d recommend that you bring: 2-3 quarts of water, snacks/energy bars, sunscreen, insect repellent, hat, sneakers and seasonally appropriate athletic wear (example: wind-breaker, or heavier coat in colder weather).

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