Seahorse Canyon

Seahorse Canyon

Northern Utah—Spanish Fork Canyon
What to Expect
3A I ACA Canyon Rating
  • This route requires standard technical gear.
  • You can usually expect dry conditions.
  • Competent and smaller groups (4±) typically complete the route in under three hours
Other Details
Seasons:
Spring, Summer, Fall
Rappels:
3 to 40 ft
Anchors:
Natural (easily ghosted)
Flash Flood Risk:
Low
Notes:
  • Approach requires some 5.4 climbing
  • Two entrances, east fork only has one rappel, west fork has three
Nearby Routes:
Crumbling Canyon, Trot Me Not Canyon, Cobble Cave

Canyoneering is an inherently dangerous activity and can cause serious bodily injury and possibly death. Terrain, weather, and other conditions are constantly changing. Therefore the content provided on this website may or may not be reliable if you choose to use it for a trip. You are solely responsible for your own safety and well-being. The purpose of the content in the Canyoneering section of this website is for the owner's own reference and not intended as a reference guide for others. The owner of this website cannot be held responsible or liable in any way for any damage to property and/or person. By viewing this website, you affirm that you understand this disclaimer and that you knowingly and voluntarily agree not to bring any type of claim arising out of or related to the content herein.