Tleilax Hollow

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Difficulty:3A II (v3a1 II)
Raps:‌5-6, max ↨80ft
Metric
Overall: ⟷1mi
Approach: ↑600ft
Red Tape:No permit required
Shuttle:None
Vehicle:Passenger
Rock type:Volcanic, Sedimentary
Location:
Condition Reports:
4 Jan 2026




"We decided to do a shorter Sunday canyon to end our New Years trip before heading home.. First off, the approach sucked for us, but we were also a

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Introduction[edit]

Alden Anderson & I had been looking at exploring some canyons in this area. And we joined up to explore some new ones with our team.

The team for this canyon was: Alden Anderson, Aysel Gezik, Mika Enriquez & Norma Ryan & Scott Swaney.

Alden named this canyon. A fun short easy canyon, that we completed after bailing on another nearby route. Unexpected find for us.

Approach[edit]

Take artists' pallet rd (one way, counter-clockwise) about half-way around to the point on the map. There's a pull-out just before the road turns right and the exit of Apollo, with a couple sign posts. Hike up the side of the wash left of Tleilax canyon, generally staying to the right of the ridgeline (left of it turns into the sheer wall of Apollo). Typical of canyons on this range, its steep and very loose, especially at the start.

  • For the short route:

At ~1440' cut right just above a large prominent rock/rise and walk down the wash to the 1st drop.

  • To go to the top:

Continue to climb along the GPS track. At 1600' the rock changes and gets a bit steeper. We did not go past this point, opting to traverse to the 1440' start. Unsure if any raps or actual canyon is above (appeared more like wide wash looking up from the 1440' vantage point).

Descent[edit]

Most of the drops can be bypassed if not just downclimbed

  • R1 is a bomber rockcairn near the top of the wash, stair-steppy/slopey needing ~80'
  • R2 is past a couple climb-downs of ~10'. Rock arch LDC, 50' first 25' or so is slopey
  • R3 Rockcairn ~35'
  • R4 Rockcairn ~40'
  • R5 Rockcairn ~60'
  • Exit

Exit[edit]

Short walk over to the cars

Red tape[edit]

Beta sites[edit]

Trip reports and media[edit]

Background[edit]

First Descent team exploration 3-16-16 - Alden Anderson, Aysel Gezik, Mika Enriquez & Norma Ryan & Scott Swaney

Incidents

Credits

Information provided by automated processes. KML map by (unknown). Main photo by (unknown). Authors are listed in chronological order.

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