Conditions:Grapevine Canyon-20260405054815
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Latest: |
3 Apr 2026 (6 days ago) |
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| Reported by: | Nclegg (469 reports) | |
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| Location: | Grapevine Canyon | |
| Quality: | Good |
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| Waterflow: | Very Low |
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| Wetsuit: | None |
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| Water temperature: | ||
| Difficulty: | Normal |
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| Time: |  2 days
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Team: 1 people
Trip report URL:
Comments: Previously deep pools have all been filled in. All water was easily avoidable. Turned around at the final waterfall / chockstone obstacle, which is so close to the river you can taste it.
All condition reports
| Date | Quality | Waterflow | Wetsuit | Difficulty | Time | Team | Reported by |
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| Good | Very Low
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| Normal | 2 days
| 1 people | Nclegg (469 reports) | |
Comment: Previously deep pools have all been filled in. All water was easily avoidable. Turned around at the final waterfall / chockstone obstacle, which is so close to the river you can taste it.
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| Great | Very Low
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| Special challenges  | 84 hours
| 2 people Intermediate to Advanced | PatWinstanley (80 reports) | |
Comment: Absolutely beautiful canyon - water was flowing enough to fill a few pools to swimmer depth, but they can be climbed around with some exposure and a few tricky moves. No big annoying bypasses, though. Hiked from camp where the Tonto trail intersects Grapevine Creek down close to Colorado River and back in a hurried four hours, plan on more like six hours to enjoy it more.
Heed the parks warnings about ravens and take your food or anything that could be mistaken food with you if hiking the canyon from a base camp - or leave it behind in a bomb-proof container.
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| | | | | HikeArizona.com (271 reports) | |||
Comment: Most recent conditions reported at HikeArizona.com, see Trip Report for full details.
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