How Do You Get Your Rope Back After Rappelling? Best 3 Methods
Pictures and videos of climbers and canyoneers rappelling off of cliffs are very aesthetic and fun to watch, but at some point you probably ask yourself if they leave the ropes up or how they get the...
Even on 105 degree days, the stagnant water in the darkest crevices of a canyon can be chilling. There's nothing worse than hurrying through waterfall rappels and avoiding swimmers to try and stay...
The question of gear strength and condition is always lurking in a climber's mind. We do our best to be redundant, but sometimes all that's holding us to the wall is a single carabiner. It's...
The main difference between a hike and a canyoneering trip is whether or not rappelling is involved. The technical nature of canyoneering is what makes it so much fun- the fact that there is no way...
Your footwear is one of the most important pieces of gear that you will need for canyoneering. Canyoneering shoes need to protect your feet from sharp rocks, desert thorns, and cold water. You need...
Canyoneering, or Canyoning elsewhere in the world, has grown significantly over the past few decades. New canyons are discovered and explored every year! A lot of these tips are things that I picked...
