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Ticaboo Mesa
28 canyons.
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3ACalienteUnknown flood
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4BDevils ThumbUnknown flood
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n/aDos Bolsas CajonesUnknown flood
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4BDouble Deuce CanyonUnknown flood
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4BDouble EntendreUnknown flood
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4BEuphrates Canyon
Pothole escapes, stemming and a long run of downclimbing, then a sandtrap rappel that lands in a keeper pothole partway down.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
4A XGlaucoma Canyon
The hardest canyon on Ticaboo Mesa and one of the shortest: high stemming, silo crossings, upclimbs and a crux downclimb inside three miles.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
3B RGood Day Jim Canyon
Deep, tight narrows with five short rappels, none over about 66 feet, and keeper potholes to solve between them.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
3BGrease MonkeyUnknown flood
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3B RHard Day Harvey Canyon
Unrelenting is the word Climb-Utah uses for the narrows, and the descent backs it up: constant downclimbing, squeezing, stemming and chimneying past Mae West sections too tight to pass at floor level.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
4BHeckle and JeckleUnknown flood
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3BInferno Canyon
Part of the Dante system on Ticaboo Mesa: tight squeezes, stemming, downclimbs, and a run of potholes near the end that may or may not be holding water.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
4A RLimbo CanyonUnknown flood
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4BMontezuma Canyon
You are in the canyon within a hundred yards of the car, and out the bottom via a rappel of roughly 260 to 270 feet, the longest on Ticaboo Mesa.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
4AOff the Hook CanyonUnknown flood
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3BParadiso Canyon
Stemming at widths that do not fight you, a string of minor silo crossings, and one mandatory 80 foot rappel to close out the technical section.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
4APothoez CanyonUnknown flood
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2APottymouth Canyon
Under a mile of Warm Springs side canyon that stays easy until the end, where you either chimney down into cold water of unknown depth and a very narrow slot, or stem across the top about 30 feet above the floor.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
4B XPsychological Damage Canyon
An X rated stemming canyon above Smith Fork, first descended in May 1999 as Bunfodder and renamed after a 2005 party joked about the psychological damage of an unplanned night in it.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
3APurgatory Canyon (Dave's Not Dead)Unknown flood
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3ASeven Mile CanyonUnknown flood
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3ASeven Mile Canyon (Big East Fork)Unknown flood
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4B RSinusitis CanyonUnknown flood
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2ASmith Fork Canyon
Long stretches of narrows that never quite pinch to a slot, plus side canyons and good primitive camping, on a route Road Trip Ryan calls one of the most overlooked narrow canyon hikes around.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
4BTeeny Tiny LoopUnknown flood
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3BTicaboo Canyon (Upper)Unknown flood
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4B RTinnitus
Short enough that most parties pair it with a neighbor, and it finishes with an 80 foot rappel through a dark cave into a maidenhair fern garden above Lake Powell.
Ticaboo, UT Unknown flood -
3A RWormhole CanyonUnknown flood