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Sevenmile Draw - 2 members in 4 triplogs have rated this an average 3.5 ( 1 to 5 best )
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Nov 03 2019
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50 female
 Joined Sep 18 2009
 Tucson, AZ
Sevenmile DrawNorthwest, AZ
Sevenmile Draw
Northwest, AZ
Canyoneering avatar Nov 03 2019
GrottoGirl • Triplogs 1,634
Canyoneering5.76 Miles 1,595 AEG
Canyoneering5.76 Miles   3 Hrs   30 Mns   1.76 mph
1,595 ft AEG      14 Mns Break
 
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Wanted a short canyon after doing Waterholes the day before so we opted for Seven Mile. The narrow section was beautiful but very short. It was a quick hike after the one rappel to get to the River. From there we went along the talus slope until we found a way to get to the next shelf and then we traversed over to the next drainage. From there we went up a cliff side to the top. Nice short day, but not the most exciting of Marble Canyon drainages.
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Nov 16 2014
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60 male
 Joined Nov 15 2005
 Jackson, CA
Sevenmile DrawNorthwest, AZ
Sevenmile Draw
Northwest, AZ
Canyoneering avatar Nov 16 2014
toddak • Triplogs 577
Canyoneering3.00 Miles 500 AEG
Canyoneering3.00 Miles   2 Hrs   30 Mns   1.20 mph
500 ft AEG
Intermediate Canyoneering - Difficult or dangerous; Tech Climb; rope reqd; descent anchor; exit technical;
A - Dry or little water; shallow or avoidable water; no wet/dry suit
I - Short 1-2 hours
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A quick and dirty little canyon.
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Feb 27 2011
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38 female
 Joined Jan 29 2009
 Murray, UT
Sevenmile DrawNorthwest, AZ
Sevenmile Draw
Northwest, AZ
Canyoneering avatar Feb 27 2011
SparkyJackie • Triplogs 205
Canyoneering2.75 Miles 600 AEG
Canyoneering2.75 Miles   3 Hrs   14 Mns   0.85 mph
600 ft AEG
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May 01 2010
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46 male
 Joined Mar 28 2005
 Gilbert, AZ
Sevenmile DrawNorthwest, AZ
Sevenmile Draw
Northwest, AZ
Canyoneering avatar May 01 2010
Vaporman • Triplogs 931
Canyoneering2.75 Miles 600 AEG
Canyoneering2.75 Miles   2 Hrs   50 Mns   0.97 mph
600 ft AEG
Intermediate Canyoneering - Difficult or dangerous; Tech Climb; rope reqd; descent anchor; exit technical;
A - Dry or little water; shallow or avoidable water; no wet/dry suit
II - Normally requires a half day
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Another sweet little canyon in the Lee's Ferry area! :D After hiking down the sandy wash a bit, you hit the only major drop in the canyon which consists of a initial 40-50ft drop that can be bypassed on the right, followed by a sweet 85ft dryfall which requires this canyons only rappel. After that its just boulder hopping and more sandy wash until you hit the Colorado River. :) When you're done enjoying the river, you can either loop via another side canyon or turn around and acend back up your fixed rope. That 85-footer is my highest rope ascension to date. :sweat:
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Yea, canyoneering is an extreme sport... EXTREMELY dramatic!!! =p
 
average hiking speed 1.2 mph

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