Rock Canyon

Rock Canyon

Northern Utah—Between Scipio and Salina
What to Expect
  • This route requires standard technical gear.
  • You can usually expect some water that has light to moderate current with easy water hazards.
  • Competent and smaller groups (4±) typically complete the route in under three hours
Other Details
Seasons:
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter—no snow
Rappels:
2–4 to 90 ft
Anchors:
Natural (easily ghosted)
Additional Gear:
100 ft rope and FiddleStick with pull cord
Water:
year-round stream with several waterfalls, most down climb-able, two mandatory rappels
Flash Flood Risk:
Moderate
Notes:
  • Canyon is muddy and thick with brush in some places

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