Wilbur Creek
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| Raps:1 - 3 + 1 jump, max ↨100ft
Red Tape:No permit required Shuttle:None Vehicle:Passenger Rock type:Quartz Arnite | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Condition Reports: | 8 Sep 2024
"We did this canyon in loop with Ptarmigan. It is quite the canyon. It only has one rappel and one jump, but the narrows are about 90 feet high and mad |
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Best season: | Jul - Oct
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Introduction[edit]
Wilbur Creek is a heavy flow canyon that should be linked with Ptarmigan Creek for a full day. Rappelling in the flow is NOT advised. Great care and spotting should be done before doing the entry rappel into the slot. Details will be posted on Canyoningthe406.com by the end of December 2024. This, page will then be updated.
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Background[edit]
First descent, September 2024