Conditions:Tar Creek-20180319234631
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18 Mar 2018 (7 yrs, 9 mos ago) |
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| Reported by: | Danielson (93 reports) | |
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| Quality: | Amazing |
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Comments: Please contact me for information about this canyon. If you do not know me, too bad.
All condition reports
| Date | Quality | Waterflow | Wetsuit | Difficulty | Time | Team | Reported by |
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| | | | | DMonroy (189 reports) | |||
Comment: The forest service is back to issuing temporary closure orders with $5000 fines. The boundary starts at the tree about 1/2 way down the trail. In addition, the bolts at the first waterfall have been removed. All-trail reports that people in 2020 were issued parking citations at the top of the trailhead near the roadway.
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| Amazing | Moderate Low 
| Thin wetsuit
| Normal |  6 hours
| 8 people Intermediate to Expert | DMonroy (189 reports) | |
Comment: We completed the last rappel from a single bolt dcl of the pour over. We then hiked back out of the canyon by heading straight back the way we cam, skirting the 2 cliffs below the big raps by heading up the screes dcr (up canyon left). There is a trail along the top of both that take you back up canyon the way you came. The hike out takes about an hour.
The 2 big raps have bolts. DO NOT put any webbing in the canyon! NONE or the canyon stands a good chance of being permanently closed.
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| Amazing | | | | | Danielson (93 reports) | ||
Comment: Please contact me for information about this canyon. If you do not know me, too bad.
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| Great | Swimming
| Full wetsuit
| | | Bjp (61 reports) | ||
Comment: Good flow but nothing dangerous. The water is still fairly cold with a 3mm farmer john, but fine with a long-sleeve 5mm top. I didn't see any ready-to-use bolts -- there are (at least) 4 bolts at the lip of the upper falls, but they don't have any hangers or nuts. A 190ft rope doubled over suffices for the upper falls using natural anchors. A 190ft rope is about 10ft too short for doing the lower falls if rigged with a CEM.
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