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Related: About this forumSlot Canyon (Dry Season)
Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, Utah
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Slot Canyon (Dry Season) (Original Post)
Bo Zarts
Mar 2021
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we can do it
(12,182 posts)1. Is this Willis Creek?
Bo Zarts
(25,393 posts)3. It is indeed.
Im impressed that you recognize it!
we can do it
(12,182 posts)4. Thanks! We did that hike in 2019, very fun.
The road there is something else.
Bo Zarts
(25,393 posts)6. Skutumpah Road
During the dry season, Skutumpah Road isnt bad. But I wont drive it in the monsoon season. Course I dont do slot canyons except in the dry season, and then with one eye on the weather.
cilla4progress
(24,726 posts)2. Daughter just spent a week there -
her 1st time.
She's ready to go back!
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,588 posts)5. Amazing capture! And there's water.....in the dry season. Wow.
Slot canyons are pretty dangerous, since you can have a difficult time detecting if any water is coming your way.
Stunning photo, still.