Canyons are inherently risky. Flash floods occur without notice on sunny days. Technical skills & surrounding topography knowledge required yet does not eliminate risk. |
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Distance Round Trip |
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6 miles |
Trailhead Elevation |
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3,525 feet |
Elevation Gain |
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-1,100 feet |
Kokopelli Seeds |
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11.5 |
Interest Off-Trail Hiking, Perennial Waterfall & Perennial Creek | | unreported if dogs are allowed editedit > ops > dogs to adjust |
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2022-11-11 | shelby147 |
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2022-05-09 | shelby147 |
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2016-03-03 | Hippy |
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2012-04-01 | toddak |
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Overview: Follows Grapevine Creek from the camping area down to the Colorado River and back. Non-technical, but there are several exposed scrambles to bypass waterfalls and other dropoffs (see Grand Canyoneering by Todd Martin for details).
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