Miyagi

Miyagi Canyoneering Canyoning Caving

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‌	Difficulty:‌3A I (v3a1 I) Raps:‌4, max ↨50ft Metric Overall: 1.5-3h Approach: 15-30min Descent: 1-2h Exit: 20-30min No Red Tape:‌No permit required Shuttle:‌None Rock type:sandstone
Location:	34.8999, -111.8711
Condition Reports:	27 Dec 2024 "Fun lap with two new guys (husband and friend).
Weather:
Best season:	Year round winter spring summer fall Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
Regions:	North America United States Arizona Mogollon Rim Sedona

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Introduction

We developed this as a great training canyon. It is quick and easy, with 4 raps to 50 feet. The watercourse is clean, rock quality good on all of the raps.

This is a great way to just get outside for a quick run or to introduce folks to the sport of canyoneering!

Approach

Follow Bear Mountain Trail approximately 0.8 miles to the coordinates for R1.

Descent

R1: 30' off a tree. Caution!: Avoid standing on large flake RDC!!

R2: 30' off a tree.

R3: 40' off a tree to diwnclimbable slab, or 65' to very bottom.

Continue down canyon completing beginner downclimbs and navigating some pretty narrow sections.

R4: 50' off a bolt anchor in the middle of the watercourse. Last 15' is overhung.

Exit

Use the same exit as Bobcats. Follow the watercourse a short distance until a faint use trail appears LDC. Head east until you meet back up with Bear Mountain Trail.

Beta sites

• sedonacanyoneering.com  : Miyagi

Trip reports and media

YouTube video of Half Dilly and Miyagi:

Background

First descent in January of 2021 by Garrett Bennett, Holly Dison, Agustin Baccega, and Gustavo Romanello.

Credits

Miyagi

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