Conditions:Beechflat-20260707174433

Latest:	29 May 2026 (1 month ago)

Reported by:	Ryan Mallon Guide (10 reports)
Location:	Beechflat
Quality:	Ok
Waterflow:	Very Low
Wetsuit:	None
Water temperature:
Difficulty:	Easy
Time:

Team: 2 people with experience level Advanced

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Comments: Solid training canyon for the budding leader. When the rest of the area is in flood stage and other routes have too much water on it to be runnable, this is a great option as the normal flow on this drianage is just a trickle. In high waters, the flow would be moderate compared to most other WNC routes. The final rappel has stunning views, and although the waterfall is only about 100-110' tall, it takes 280' of rope to reach the bottom because is has the steepness of 4th class terrain. We tied a pull cord to our 200' rope, passed the knot (which i was able to unweight the system to do - its THAT low angle), and we fiddledsticked the anchor to retrieve it all. One of the anchors has plated steel links, and should be replaced with SS sooner than later.

All condition reports

Date	Quality	Waterflow	Wetsuit	Difficulty	Time	Team	Reported by
29 May 2026	Ok	Very Low	None	Easy		2 people Advanced	Ryan Mallon Guide (10 reports)
Comment: Solid training canyon for the budding leader. When the rest of the area is in flood stage and other routes have too much water on it to be runnable, this is a great option as the normal flow on this drianage is just a trickle. In high waters, the flow would be moderate compared to most other WNC routes. The final rappel has stunning views, and although the waterfall is only about 100-110' tall, it takes 280' of rope to reach the bottom because is has the steepness of 4th class terrain. We tied a pull cord to our 200' rope, passed the knot (which i was able to unweight the system to do - its THAT low angle), and we fiddledsticked the anchor to retrieve it all. One of the anchors has plated steel links, and should be replaced with SS sooner than later.