Redemption Canyon

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Redemption Canyon Canyoneering Canyoning Caving
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Difficulty:4B V (v4a2 V)
Raps:‌8, max ↨70ft
Metric
Overall:15-20h ⟷66ft
Approach:4.5-6h
Descent:6.5-9h
Exit:4.5-6h
Red Tape:No permit required
Shuttle:None
Vehicle:Passenger
Rock type:Wingate Sandstone
Location:
Condition Reports:
10 May 2025
"Sweet!!! We backpacked in via Gold / Swett and camped at exit of redemption, at confluence with main drainage. It was an easy hike to spring water. So

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Introduction[edit]

6 of the 8 rappels require water trap or sandtrap anchors. Water trap anchor is required gear in addition to sandtrap. Potshots may be necessary for one or two pothole escapes. Under most conditions partner assist and creativity is sufficient for pothole escapes. Not for beginners.

The canyon is very narrow in places, short but engaging sections of high stemming will be mandatory for bigger people. (180lbs+).

This canyon is close to pristine. Be sure to not add rope grooves. Also, watch for prodigious poison in alcoves and at the exit.

Approach[edit]

If doing the direct approach from the highway to the head of the canyon, it is only approximately 4 miles and would allow for the canyon to be done in one long day. This would likely take at least 12 to 14 hours. However, the direct approach is unknown.

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Exit[edit]

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Background[edit]

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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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