Park Canyon

Park Canyon Canyoneering Canyoning Caving

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‌	Difficulty:‌3B V (v3a2 V) Raps:‌7+, max ↨60ft Metric Overall: 12h-1.5 days  ⟷17mi Approach:  ↑600ft Exit:  ↑2000ft No Red Tape:‌No permit required Shuttle:‌None Vehicle:Passenger
Location:	33.8915, -111.0355
Condition Reports:	12 Apr 2023 "Time includes a descent of Park and Salome and exit up Workman / Hells Hole Trail. Starting and ending from Reynolds TH, no shuttle. The rock in the
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Regions:	North America United States Arizona Sierra Ancha Mountains

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Introduction

A canyon descended on the approach to Upper Salome Canyon with some amazing features of its own. All stats listed for this canyon are the same as the Upper Salome Canyon since they are effectively one in the same.

The final rappel that drops you into Salome Creek is one of the best slides in the area. It is a 20-foot slide into a 15-foot drop into a hanging pool. Swim across and slither over the pour off and rappel down the rest of the way. Not to be missed.

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Credits

Park Canyon

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