Hidden Spring Canyon
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Also known as: Hidden Springs Canyon.
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| | Difficulty:3B VI (v3a2 VI) Raps:max ↨140ft
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| Best season: | Spring;Fall
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35.9736, -113.6054
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For what it's worth, the drive to Twin Point took just under 4 hours from Smith's supermarket/gas station at the I-15/Southern Parkway junction. The car computer (Grand Cherokee 4WD) said we used 4.54 gallons of fuel to get there i.e. 9.1 gallons return, BUT, please have a full tank of gas just in case. The distance to Twin Point was 89.5 miles from the Utah/Arizona border where the dirt road begins.
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Super Amazing Map : Hidden Spring Canyon
Grand Canyoneering Book by Todd Martin : Hidden Springs Canyon