Zero Gravity

Zero Gravity

San Rafael Swell—State Road 24
What to Expect
  • This route requires standard technical gear.
  • You can usually expect at least some pools or water with little or no current.
  • Competent and smaller groups (4±) typically complete the route in under three hours
  • One or more extraordinary risk factors exist that could complicate the route. Solid technical skills and sound judgment are critical. Not recommended for beginners.
Other Details
Skill Level:
Beginner with competent leadership, not advised solo unless done before
Seasons:
Spring, Summer, Fall
Rappels:
0–2 to 50 ft
Anchors:
Bolted
Water:
Quite a few pools requiring swimming and wading, semi-keeper pothole
Flash Flood Risk:
Moderate
Expected Time:
2–3 hours
Notes:
  • Water in the San Rafael Swell is heavily mineralized and works as a laxative, even after being filtered.
Nearby Routes:

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