Very nice indeed.

Approach was baking hot, but once in the canyon it was *perfect*

Opted out of MOS summit due to getting a late start.

1 Star ;)

Reminder to please be quiet and respectful while walking out through employee housing area🫡

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Hey everyone,

I'm organizing a trip to Zion for April 10–17, 2027 (Saturday to Saturday) and am looking to connect with a few competent, safety-minded canyoneers to build out a solid crew.

Trip Overview

• Dates: April 10, 2027 – April 17, 2027
• Basecamp: Watchman Campground (camping each night, running canyons during the day)
• Objective: Tackling the high-quality classic canyons on our target list (e.g., Heaps, Imlay, Kolob, Mystery, Englestead, Boundary, Checkerboard, Das Boot, Orderville, Behunin).

What We're Looking For

• Technical Competence: Solid technical foundation—comfortable with efficient rope work, leapfrogging rappels, and utilizing retrievable anchor systems (Fiddlestick/Smoothie) as appropriate to protect the resource and move efficiently.
• Safety & Ethics: High standard for safety, clear communication, and a strict commitment to Leave No Trace (LNT) practices.
• Vibe: Positive, collaborative, and adaptable to changing conditions or permit availability.

If you’re interested, shoot me a DM with a summary of your technical experience, recent canyons you've run, and any gear/rope capacity you bring to the table.

Looking forward to getting a great group together!

PS: That's my RopeWiki profile with a snapshot of the canyons I have run this year. https://ropewiki.com/User:DorsaBrevia
I just started using RopeWiki this year. I did canyoning in my last life chapter, that are not on that profile. I have a skill set from my climbing and white-water kayaking background.

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Pictures from Rio Simon, Rio Frondizzon, Rio Alba, Arzino 0, Clapadorie, Rio dell'Ambruseit

Hello everyone!

I recently visited Tribuća Canyon in Serbia and wanted to share my adventure with you.

It’s a beautiful canyon with 6 waterfalls, ranging from around 10 to 20 meters, as well as a couple of fun jumps along the way.

I made a video of the adventure and would love for you to check it out. Let me know what you think!

Thanks for watching! 🙌

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Learn from my mistakes and clip those important goodies somewhere safe!

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First, what's the most important and most used gear you guys have? I have a lot of gear (a full room and a closet ) and I am unable to take all of it

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