Conditions:Copper Creek-20190617025152
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24 May 2019 (6 yrs ago) |
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| Reported by: | Hdjohnson (7 reports) | |
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| Quality: | Good |
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| Waterflow: | Very Low |
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| Wetsuit: | None |
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| Difficulty: | Normal |
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| Time: |  6 hours
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Team: 2 people with experience level Beginner to Intermediate
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Comments: We did a bike shuttle instead of a car shuttle. I wouldn't recommend biking since there is a steep and extended climb out which added time and effort. The tunnel was easily passable and completely clear of debris. We saw a Gila monster before entering the narrows and within the narrows we saw a dead bobcat and a very large bull snake
All condition reports
| Date | Quality | Waterflow | Wetsuit | Difficulty | Time | Team | Reported by |
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| Great | Very Low
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| Nontechnical |  4 hours
| 2 people | Nclegg (407 reports) | |
Comment: Light flow with pools under waist depth. Encountered a live baby rattlesnake and deceased ringtail in canyon as well as a large garter snake and gila monster on the exit. We parked along the road on the ridge and hiked down into the canyon via a side drainage. This shortened the shuttle a bit, eliminated some uneventful hiking in a wash, and positioned us just up-canyon of the narrows. Copper Creek Rd was muddy from recent rain and 4x4 was useful for the drive in.
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| Good | Very Low
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| Normal | 6 hours
| 2 people Beginner to Intermediate | Hdjohnson (7 reports) | |
Comment: We did a bike shuttle instead of a car shuttle. I wouldn't recommend biking since there is a steep and extended climb out which added time and effort. The tunnel was easily passable and completely clear of debris. We saw a Gila monster before entering the narrows and within the narrows we saw a dead bobcat and a very large bull snake
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