Ifeni Canyon

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Difficulty:3B II (v3a2 II)
Raps:‌6, max ↨131ft
Metric
Overall:3h
Approach:50min ⟷1.4mi ↑900ft
Descent:2h ⟷2mi
Exit:15min
Red Tape:No permit required
Shuttle:None
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Introduction[edit]

A natural feeling canyon with many deep pools requiring swimming (in a wet year) and a couple slides that can get slotty at times.

Approach[edit]

Park at the end of the road (29.86761, -9.01728) and then aim for a slotty gulley through the wall of rock.

A short ways up the gulley you will angle left and up an arete (no more than Class 3-) to get into the gulley proper. The path is typically pretty well defined with frequent steps and you can see the snaking Ifeni canyon on your left.

After a little less than a mile and 900 ft you reach the top of the gulley and it’s an easy hike on a well defined path towards the next village.

A bit over a half mile further, close to the village, there is a stone wall. A little after this you will hop off the path when it turns near a boulder on the left. Hike down to the wash and you will be in Ifeni Canyon.

Descent[edit]

  • R1: Bolts RDC
  • R2: Bolts RDC (optional slide or jump)
  • R3: Hanging bolts RDC
  • Walk a ways to the canyon junction
  • Swim
  • Swim
  • Wade through water
  • R4:
  • R5: Bolts LDC
  • R6: Beautiful double doop rappel


Exit[edit]

Hike out of the canyon and cross fields back to the parking area

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Credits

Information provided by automated processes. KML map by (unknown). Main photo by (unknown). Authors are listed in chronological order.

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