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Canyoneering Entrajo Canyon (Chamisa Canyon) in Moab

Trip Overview

Tight and technical, this canyoneering trip through Entrajo Canyon and Chamisa Canyon features potholes, easy scrambling, and rappelling. There will be wading and, depending on conditions, sometimes even a short swim! No matter the level of the water, exploring this water-carved sandstone Moab slot canyon is a “cool” thing to do for summer fun.

Join Red River Adventures for the best Slot Canyon Tours in MoabMedieval Chamber may have the BIG rappels, but Chamisa Canyon’s draw is the adventurous hiking and its beauty! This is a great option for a hot day and a classic example of a water-carved Utah canyon, with twists, turns, and slides through the sandstone.

Highlights

Half-Day Canyoneering in Entrajo Canyon

  • A sandstone obstacle course with plenty of water
  • Mandatory rappel is just 12 feet — easy for first-timers
  • Optional second rappel for those who want a bigger drop
  • Fun scrambling, wading, and swimming through pools of water
  • Perfect for families and beginners — “almost anyone can do it”
  • Led by experienced, patient guides to ensure a great experience

Details

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Duration: Half-Day
Length: 2.5 miles / 4 km
Number of Rappels: 2 (10 feet / 3 meters; 70 feet / 22 meters)
Minimum Age: 8
Meets: 7:30 AM

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Canyoneering Entrajo Canyon (Chamisa Canyon) in Moab

ADDITIONAL INFO

Perfect for anyone who may be nervous about rappelling. The first rappel is just 12 feet, and the second is optional, making this route ideal for groups who want a spectacular canyon hike without the pressure of big rappels.

  • Please NOTE!!!! There is a time change from Arizona to Utah. Moab is one hour ahead of Arizona!
  • Arrive at the time indicated on your confirmation. Departure is no later than 15 min. from arrival.
  • There is plenty of secure and free parking on site. Valuables are safe in your vehicle.
  • A credit card or cash might be advisable for gratuity, payment of balances, t-shirts, etc.
  • At the end of all trips, we will return you to your starting location.
  • Guide gratuities are customary.

Red River Adventures will provide all of the technical equipment required to guide our canyoneering routes: AMGA-certified Single Pitch Instructors and all technical equipment: helmet, harness, and gloves. Due to insurance and liability regulations, guests are required to use the technical equipment provided by Red River Adventures. In some instances there may be a required gear list; if applicable, this list will be included in your confirmation.

What you should pack:

  • Small day pack
  • 1-2 liters of water (minimum) per person
  • Snacks
  • Shoes, sandals or anything you can hike in and don’t mind getting wet!
  • NOTE: Shoes or sandals will get wet and should be appropriate to hike

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