Centipede Canyon
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| | Difficulty:3A III (v3a1 III) Raps:1, max ↨30ft
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| Best season: | Nov-Mar (avg for this region)
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Introduction
partial exploration of this canyon - didn't have the gear to finish it on this scouting mission this trip - will be coming back.
Update - explored by a team led by Aysel Gezik
Approach
Descent
Aysel's report January 2021: The canyon we ended up doing yesterday involved 4 rappels ranging from 15-35 feet high and two down climbs – all polished. It is insignificant as expected but a fun mini canyon that would be suitable for beginner canyoneers to play in.
Attached is the gpx file and google earth image showing the actual track.
Total trip effort: 11 miles with 1700 feet gain
Canyon start (N36.44155 W116.63077) at 4133 feet level
Last rappel (N36.43785 W116.64402) at 3780 feet level
Exit
Red tape
Beta sites
Trip reports and media
Background
Partial unfinished First Descent exploration done by Scott Swaney and Aysel Gezik on 4-24-16
First descent led by Aysel Gezik January 2021