Starting at $399 | Private Tour | 2 Person Minimum
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Blue John Canyon was made famous when in 2003 Aron Ralston, while on a solo descent, dislodged a boulder, pinning his arm to the canyon wall and leaving him trapped for five days before finally amputating his arm and making the now legendary escape. This feat was featured in the movie 127 hours. Recently, Blue John Canyon has become one of the most popular canyoneering routes in the Roost as a result of its history but also due to the high quality of the experience and its approachability. The several different forks of the canyon offer an array of options, all offering amazing scenery and challenges that are suitable for beginner canyoneers.
After a drive across the vast, open desert of the Roost, at the abrupt end-of-the-road looms Alcatraz Canyon. This subterranean realm can only be experienced with a full gamut of canyoneering tricks and techniques. Book your tour now!
The Irish Canyons are the center of canyoneering in North Wash. With short approaches, a wide range of difficulty levels and unsurpassed beauty, it’s understandable why these are the most popular canyons in the Moab area.
The Hog Canyons are great for those with experience in basic canyoneering looking to learn the skills behind “ghosting” or descending a canyon without a trace. Challenge yourself on this moderate to difficult journey with plenty of intrigue.