Behemoth Canyon
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| Difficulty:3A IV (v3a1 IV) Raps:5, max ↨270ft
Red Tape: Shuttle:None Vehicle:High Clearance | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Condition Reports: | 4 Feb 2017
"extracts from Facebook posts, click link for full details (privacy restrictions may apply). " Two canyons for the weekend:. BEHEMOTH CANYON - 2-4 |
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Best season: | Nov-Mar (avg for this region)
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Introduction[edit]
The most important & impressive feature of this canyon is the one big 400' dry-fall. And we rigged 2 rappels here to get down it. We only had a 300' rope. and we rappelled down into a hanging pothole and constructed another anchor. And did a final 270' rappel (all overhanging) to finish the wall. There is another 30 rappel at the start, or it can be bypassed with a down-climb. This feature is the main reason anyone would want to go check this one out. Made it a worthy canyon to see.
I gave a higher star rating to this canyon just because of this cool one big dryfall and the the efforts, and views of it. Otherwise this would not be much of a worthy canyon
Approach[edit]
Descent[edit]
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Trip reports and media[edit]
First Descent exploration Trip 2-4-17:
Background[edit]
First Descent exploration completed 2-4-17 by Scott Swaney & Alvin Walter