Cassidy Arch Canyon – New Anchor

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Capitol Reef National Park

The Coalition of American Canyoneers was asked by Capitol Reef National Park to consult on anchors in Cassidy Arch Canyon. This canyon has seen a tremendous increase in canyoneering activity over the past couple of years. The traditional first anchor was off of a tree above the arch on canyon left. The tree is showing signs of […]

2018-12-16T13:35:09-08:00July 18th, 2016|Categories: Access, Conservation, Education, Safety|Tags: , , |

Garden Creek Service Project – Grand Canyon National Park

Sponsored by the National Park Service – Grand Canyon

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Illegally Placed Anchor Bolts

The illegal entry bolts at Garden Creek in Grand Canyon are no more. In response to an NPS request, eleven members from the Coalition of American Canyoneers hiked 3,000′ down into Grand Canyon on Saturday to remove the bolts from the top of Garden Creek.

The bolts were expansion bolts, and […]

2018-12-25T04:54:29-08:00June 24th, 2013|Categories: Access, Conservation, Education, General News|Tags: , , , |

Grand Canyon NP Technical Canyoneering

fossil canyonGrand Canyon National Park is replete with small tributaries and deep, narrow slot canyons that funnel into the main gorge. Canyoneering into these canyons is a challenging adventure through some of the most rugged and remote terrain Grand Canyon has to offer. Rescues are difficult and sometimes even impossible. While dazzling surprises abound for those with advanced technical skills and a […]

2018-12-17T09:26:33-08:00December 10th, 2012|Categories: Access, Education, Safety|Tags: , , , |
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