Dos Edus (San Jacinto)
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| | Raps:18, max ↨164ft
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| Condition Reports: | 17 Sep 2023
"This would be a great canyon with more water, so Im giving it the benefit of the doubt with a 4 star rating. Lots of rappels down narrow slots in rap |
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Introduction[edit]
18 rappels in only 1000ft horizontal, this is a narrow and steep canyon. We descended this in the 2023 int'l rendezvous, but the water was little more than a trickle. Edu said that in 2019 there was a healthy flow and the canyon experience was much better. A short exit down to a public swimming pool, with vendors selling food.
Approach[edit]
Follow the well established trail contouring the hillsides for about 30 min to a concrete water storage pool supplying water to the community below. Descend here.
Descent[edit]
Exit[edit]
From the final (and largest) rappel, hike up the obvious trail on DCR for about a minute to an abandoned concrete camping lodge. Then drop back down to a public swimming pool at the end of Dos Sasas.
Red tape[edit]
Permission required to descend. Please see Coroico region page for more information.
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Background[edit]
Canyon is named after Edu Gomez and Edu Gomez Junior, the father/son team from Spain who opened many of the routes in this area.
