Soldier Creek (Upper)

Soldier Creek (Upper) Canyoneering Canyoning Caving

Also known as: Soldier Creek; Upper Soldier Creek.

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‌	Difficulty:‌3A II (v3a1 II) Raps:‌3, max ↨100ft Metric Overall: 4.5h  ⟷3.4mi Approach:  ↑1130ft No Red Tape:‌No permit required Shuttle:‌ Vehicle:Passenger
Location:	34.3228, -117.8200
Condition Reports:	29 Jun 2024 "Approach took 1:00 on a swiftly warming morning and I was glad to find some shade in the upper reaches of the canyon. It had a lot of variety with dow
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Regions:	North America United States California Southern California San Gabriel Mountains  Crystal Lake

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Background

First known canyoneering descent by Mark Duttweiler, Brent Kious and Chris Brennen on Jul.23, 2000.

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Soldier Creek (Upper)

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