Dry Canyon, The

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Dry Canyon, The Canyoneering Canyoning Caving
Also known as: Nobles Canyon. Wolgan View Canyon.
Rating:
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Difficulty:2A I (v1a1 I)
Raps:‌0
Metric
Overall:1-2h ⟷2.5mi
Approach:15-30min
Descent:20min-1h
Exit:15-30min
Red Tape:No permit required
Shuttle:None
Vehicle:High Clearance
Rock type:Sandstone
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Introduction[edit]

A good dry introduction for the less adventurous.

Rope: 0

Wetsuit: Not required

Walk in: 15-30min

Walk out: 15-30 min

Descent: <30 min

Rating 2/4

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Elevation Gain: 50m

Distance 2.5 Km

Approach[edit]

Car Park: park at a locked gate to the left of the Glowworm tunnel road at MGA408166

Walk-in: Go past the barricade and follow the old trail down to a small camp ground. Continue to the right and the trail leads you around some nice open scrub to a dry creek bed. Follow this down to the start of the canyon.

Descent[edit]

Where the creek drops into the start of the middle constriction (MGA403167) there is a scramble down a slot between boulders, this can be avoided by swinging up to the left and following a steep but easier trail down from higher up.

Follow the creek bed down into the main section

Prior to the lower section closing in it is possible to scramble up to the left for views into the top of the Canyon and over the Wolgan Valley and Donkey Mountain

Exit[edit]

Reverse your way our the same way you came in

Red tape[edit]

Beta sites[edit]

https://ozultimate.com/canyoning/track_notes/the_dry_canyon.htm https://sleepwhenwearedead.net/2016/03/10/the-dry-canyon/

Trip reports and media[edit]

https://sleepwhenwearedead.net/2022/02/18/the-not-so-dry-dry-cnayon-nnstuff/

Background[edit]

Credits

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