Conditions:East Hamongog-20230903024616
Latest: |
2 Sep 2023 (1 yr, 7 mos ago) |
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| Reported by: | JGM (16 reports) | |
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| Quality: | Great |
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| Waterflow: | Moderate Low |
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| Wetsuit: | Thin wetsuit |
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| Water temperature: | 45 F |
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| Difficulty: | Normal |
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| Time: |  7 hours
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Team: 4 people with experience level Intermediate to Advanced
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Comments: Canyon was as described, and we followed suit with ghosting techniques. There is an abundance of wasps and bees throughout the canyon. One of our group members suffered a half dozen stings. The approach is not as difficult as I thought, the canyon was 5-star, and the hike out is atrocious. Be prepared for a quarter mile of solid bush-whacking before finding a trail. Without having done it, I might recommend following the creek to the private land, then assending to the south ridge to find the trail.
All condition reports
| Date | Quality | Waterflow | Wetsuit | Difficulty | Time | Team | Reported by |
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| | Thin wetsuit
| Normal | 7 hours
| 5 people Expert | Danamycottam (1 reports) | ||
Comment: The hike in was not bad and in the fall there were no bees or wasps. Start early the jeep roads to the put in are very hot if it was the middle of the day. The canyon would be crazy in high water. The hike out if you no where your going is 10 minutes of real uphill bushwacking then not bad at all
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| Good | Moderate Low
| Thin wetsuit
| Normal | 7 hours
| 4 people | Vaporman (8 reports) | |
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| Good | Very Low 
| Thin wetsuit
| Normal | 7 hours
| 5 people Intermediate to Advanced | Canyon foto (2 reports) | |
Comment: Decent canyon. Good for the area, though I enjoy Fort Creek more. We spent time installing anchors during this trip and It may be more fun running the canyon without having to stop at each rappel for an extended period of time.
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| Great | Moderate Low
| Thin wetsuit
| Normal | 7 hours
| 4 people Intermediate to Advanced | JGM (16 reports) | |
Comment: Canyon was as described, and we followed suit with ghosting techniques. There is an abundance of wasps and bees throughout the canyon. One of our group members suffered a half dozen stings. The approach is not as difficult as I thought, the canyon was 5-star, and the hike out is atrocious. Be prepared for a quarter mile of solid bush-whacking before finding a trail. Without having done it, I might recommend following the creek to the private land, then assending to the south ridge to find the trail.
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