Sunburst Canyon

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Sunburst Canyon Canyoneering Canyoning Caving
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Difficulty:3A III (v3a1 III)
Raps:‌9, max ↨70ft
Metric
Overall:6-10h ⟷4.6mi
Approach:1h ↓600ft
Descent:2h
Exit:3.5h ↑1300ft
Red Tape:No permit required
Shuttle:None
Vehicle:High Clearance
Location:
Condition Reports:
17 Aug 2024

"A fun beautiful remote route with picturesque corridors and sections of slot interspaced between old lush forest! I love how this area blends in some

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Introduction[edit]

Approach[edit]

From the end of the unnamed road, head southwest off the top of the hill on a barely visible trail circling counterclockwise around the drainage on your left. Continue descending the top of the ridge until you reach the confluence of two drainages at 34.97305, -111.86073. Head southwest into Sunburst canyon.

Descent[edit]

Once in the drainage, you are greeted with some fun down-climbs and 9 rappels up to 70 feet.

Exit[edit]

The initial hike up Secret Canyon for the first mile is scenic and has some fun little challenges to up-climb out of pools and over log jambs. Continue up Secret canyon until you reach a confluence at 34.97477, -111.87627. Go right. Continue up the drainage to point 34.97466, -111.86294. Here you'll exit the drainage. Continue through the minor saddle to another drainage. From there you ascend the ridge in front of you. There are several false peaks until you reach your vehicle.

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