Hammer Mjolnir Canyon

Hammer Mjolnir Canyon Canyoneering Canyoning Caving

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‌	Difficulty:‌3A IV (v3a1 IV) Raps:‌19, max ↨200ft Metric Overall: Approach:  ↑4000ft No Red Tape:‌No permit required Shuttle:‌
Location:	37.0836, -117.6248
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Best season:	Nov-Mar (avg for this region) winter spring summer fall Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
Regions:	North America United States California Death Valley National Park  Eureka Dunes

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Introduction

photo: dropping down this 200 footer through a hole in this enclosed fluted chute - pretty cool, even in the dark

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Trip reports and media

FIRST DESCENT TRIP 12-08-12:

• https://www.facebook.com/scott.swaney/media_set?set=a.10151355647457930.543474.668617929&type=3

2nd Descent trip 5-22-16:

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Background

Originally explored by Scott Swaney on 12-08-12 with Joseph French

2nd Descent trip also led by Scott Swaney 5-22-16:

Credits

Hammer Mjolnir Canyon

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