canyoneering: devoted to slot droppers

r/canyoneering • u/danielelson • Mar 10 '20

The bottom of a 340’ wall

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r/canyoneering • u/outdoorsyfinancedude • Sep 08 '21

Bucket list trip a year ago

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r/canyoneering • u/La1dBack • Jan 02 '20

Married my best friend a few months ago. We rappelled into a canyon to take our engagement photos since we spent a lot of our time dating in and out of canyons. I think they turned out pretty good :)

1.4k Upvotes

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r/canyoneering • u/danielelson • Jun 30 '20

The actual name of this place is The Middle Cascades

931 Upvotes

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r/canyoneering • u/danielelson • Apr 09 '20

Canceled my trip to this canyon in Arizona, so here’s a pic from 2016. Anyone else just going through their archives?

844 Upvotes

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r/canyoneering • u/CopeNuts • Dec 02 '19

Found in the depths of Imlay. Somebody carried in a 3’ Halloween spider. To the darkest, scariest spot in the entire (Grade IV) Canyon. I’d like to buy this person a beer 😂

812 Upvotes

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r/canyoneering • u/blackcloudcat • May 07 '21

The start of Rio Vero, a famous 8km long ‘aqua hike’ - no rappels but swims, jumps, down climbs. Sierra de Guara, Spain.

721 Upvotes

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r/canyoneering • u/olliecakerbake • Sep 25 '25

Went canyoneering in Oman and it was so incredible!

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711 Upvotes

We did 2 150ft rappels and a bunch of smaller ones. Lots of cliff jumps and tons of scrambling. We had to scramble up a 1500ft vertical wall to exit the canyon which is was super sketchy but very fun! Highly highly recommend Oman for incredible canyoneering!

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r/canyoneering • u/sandybeachsender • Oct 26 '21