Kaibito Creek (Upper)

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Kaibito Creek (Upper) Canyoneering Canyoning Caving
Also known as: Upper Kaibito Creek. For other features with similar names, see Kaibito Creek (disambiguation)
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Difficulty:3A III (v3a1 III)
Raps:‌3, max ↨50ft
Metric
Overall:5-8h
Approach:5-10min ↑0ft
Descent:2.5-4h
Exit:2.5-4h ↑0ft
Red Tape:Closed to entry
Shuttle:None
Vehicle:High Clearance
Rock type:Sandstone
Location:
Condition Reports:
9 May 2020




"Canyon dry. A kangaroo rat lives deep in the slot and will run up and down between your legs. Bolts rusty but worked for us. Final rappel has a deep a

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Introduction[edit]

All Kaibeto area canyons are closed to visitation of any kind by non-Navajo. These closures are documented in Michael Kelsey's book Technical Slot Canyon Guide to the Colorado Plateau and on the Navajo Parks and Recreation Department website here:https://navajonationparks.org/rules-regulations/. Visitation to all Kaibeto area canyons is considered trespassing and is illegal if you are not Navajo. But if you are Navajo:

Approach[edit]

You are in full view of multiple wary property owners!! Do NOT poach this canyon and risk fines and ruin the relationship between the Navajo and canyoneers!

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Red tape[edit]

Entry to this area is restricted to all non-Navajo persons. If you are not Navajo, and are in this canyon, is it considered illegal. Please respect local rules and regulations when planning your canyoneering trip.

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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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