Venedo Canyon
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| | Difficulty:3B III (v3a2 III) Raps:6, max ↨170ft
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34.2259, -117.8345
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Introduction[edit]
Venedo Canyon drops in from near Glendora Mountain Road down into the San Gabriel Reservoir.
A 200ft rope and 200ft pullcord were brought on the first descent.
Approach[edit]
Park one car at the Burro Canyon turnout on East Fork Road, and another on Glendora Mountain Road at the major turnout west of the GMR/GRR junction. (Cannot recall road name, Garcia or something? Not on my maps.)
Hike north on this road until you find a suitable place to drop in. The further down, the better.
Descent[edit]
A fair amount of bushwhacking as well as several
Exit[edit]
Hike north and then east along East Fork. Aim for that huge ramp at the bottom of Burro Canyon.
Red tape[edit]
Be aware of where you'll be exiting the canyon, right onto the OHV area, which may or may not be flooded, requiring a raft.