Excalibur
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| | Difficulty:4B III R (v5a2 III) Raps:9, max ↨100ft
Red Tape:Permit required Shuttle: Watercraft:Yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Best season: | Spring, Fall
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Introduction
Wetsuit recommended during cold weather. SandTrap required, water anchor required, pothole escape tools required. FiddleStick would likely be useful.
Approach
The approach begins at the north end of the giant sand bar in Navajo Canyon. Follow the crack up to the northwest. In the steep sections, there are footsteps carved into the rock. Once on top, head southwest to the top of Excalibur Canyon.
Descent
Exit
Red tape
Permit required from the Navajo Nation.
Beta sites
https://dyeclan.com/outdooractivities/canyoneering/?id=682