Trade in the National Park crowds for unrivaled solitude
Custom itineraries to fit your experience and interests
Experience the thrill of rappelling

Experience the best slot canyons on the planet with a Multi Day Canyoneering Adventure. Multi Day tours provide more slots, more scrambling and more rappels all while enjoying the magic and beauty of Utah’s incredible canyon country. With over one hundred unique canyoneering routes to choose from, there is a lifetime of exciting and fun challenges to explore.

From $299 per person/per day | 2 to 5 days | Snacks included

Trip Details

Price

From $299 per person/per day

Make it Private!
Private Tour: From $2,990 for 1-5 people


Departure time

8 AM


Meeting point

Hanksville, Utah


Availability

March through November

Contact us for availability from December through February.


Duration

2-5 days


Group size

2-10 people

If you have more than 10 people in your group, contact us about doing a private tour.


Experience level

No previous experience required
This trip is suitable for beginners of all ages who are looking to enjoy an active, adventurous, and educational outdoor experience. Adult participants should be able to carry a pack weighing 10-20 pounds.


Difficulty rating

Varies, options available 1-3

Level 1
  • Activity:
    • Hiking: Easy hiking on well maintained trails
    • Canyoneering: Easy hiking and scrambling using hands and feet for balance and support A rope may be used for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs
  • Distances: Hike up to 2 miles
  • Surfaces: Easy terrain
  • Elevation Change: Little to none. Short sections of uphill travel.
Level 2
  • Activity:
    • Hiking: Easy to moderate hiking
    • Canyoneering: Easy to moderate hiking and scrambling using hands and feet for balance and support. A rope may be used for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs.
  • Distances: Hike up to 3 miles
  • Surfaces: Flat or rolling terrain with some steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
  • Elevation Change: Up to 600 ft/day
Level 3
  • Activity:
    • Hiking: Moderate, off-trail hiking on rugged trails
    • Canyoneering: Moderate, sustained, climbing and scrambling using hands and feet. A rope is required for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs
  • Distances: Hike up to 6 miles
  • Surfaces: Rolling or mountainous terrain with some steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
  • Elevation Change: Up to 1200 ft/day
Level 4
  • Activity:
    • Hiking: Difficult, off-trail hiking on rugged, technical terrain
    • Canyoneering: Difficult, sustained, climbing and scrambling using hands and feet. A rope is required for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs.
  • Distances: Hike up to 10 miles
  • Surfaces: Rugged, exposed terrain with steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
  • Elevation Change: Up to 3000 ft/day
Level 5
  • Activity:
    • Hiking: Very difficult, off-trail hiking on rugged, technical terrain
    • Canyoneering: Very difficult, sustained, climbing and scrambling using hands and feet. A rope may be used for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs. May require advanced canyoneering techniques including guided rappels, multi-pitch rappels, complex ropework difficult pothole escapes, and advanced problem-solving and anchor building.
  • Distances: Hike up to 14 miles
  • Surfaces: Extremely rugged, exposed terrain with steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
  • Elevation Change: Up to 4000 ft/day

Solitude rating

Varies, options available 4-5

  1. Expect to be around other hikers and travelers most of the time.
  2. Expect to have some solitude, as much as an hour at a time without seeing other groups.
  3. Expect several hours of solitude at a time.
  4. Expect to see no more than one or two groups on your trip.
  5. Expect to see no other hikers or travelers on your trip.

Included

  • Experienced and professional guides
  • Canyoneering equipment
  • Canyoneering and rappelling instruction
  • Snacks and refreshments
  • State park entrance fees
  • Safety equipment, including a team first-aid kit and satellite messenger
  • A commitment to make the tour as exciting, challenging, and informative as you’d like

Not included

  • Travel insurance
  • Transportation to trailhead
  • Gratuity for your guide

What to bring

  • Layered clothing
  • Comfortable, sturdy footwear
  • Sun protection
  • Small backpack
  • Water bottles or bladder
  • Headlamp or flashlight

A full packing list will be sent upon booking.

What Lies Ahead of You

Experience beautiful, seldom-visited canyons
Learn about rappelling and test your limits with the support of a professional guide
Customize your adventure with help from experienced professionals
Learn about the area’s unique history and and geology
Enjoy lunch and refreshments in the depths of a slot canyon

Make This Trip One for the Books!

Come and explore one of America’s most beautiful and amazing wilderness areas; a vast and extraordinary landscape of sweeping slickrock, beautifully sculpted sandstone cliffs and narrow twisting canyons that have challenged and amazed wilderness adventurers since the late 1800s.

Our multi-day canyoneering tour is an exciting and adventurous way to explore these area’s hidden slot canyons that beckon adventurers from around the world. At Get in the Wild, our adventures are unique as they take us through some of the last known places to be mapped in the United States.

Our well-trained, expert guides will tailor your adventure based on your fitness and experience, individual preferences and current weather conditions. We’ll also show you some tips and tricks along the way to help build confidence and ensure a fun, safe and enjoyable day in the canyons.

Itinerary for Multi-Day Canyoneering Adventure

Your Adventure begins with a warm welcome from your guide who will provide an overview of the exciting canyoneering route options to choose from. With over six million acres of spectacular and awe-inspiring canyons to explore and dozens of exciting route options, rest assured we’ll select the perfect option to compliment you and your group.

Options include a magnificent route through a red rock canyon system as beautiful and breathtaking as the Grand Canyon. This route offers a wide variety of fun, exciting and beginner-friendly challenges that include hiking, scrambling, squeezing, rappelling, and downclimbing through intricately carved, fluted layers of Navaho Sandstone. Our exit hike from the canyon is equally impressive characterized by sweeping, slickrock vistas, colorful valleys, mesas and buttes that follow the original path of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

After deciding on our canyoneering route for the day, we will caravan by vehicle to the trailhead. Your guide will discuss the day’s itinerary, check everyone’s gear and provisions for the day and have a short safety discussion and rappel practice before setting out on our day’s adventure.

Other Important Information

We offer multiple tours in the Utah wilderness. See where we guide!

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. This particular adventure is designed for beginners. We’ll teach you the ropes at the beginning, and then let you put into practice all your new skills.

Wear clothes you can move in and don’t mind if they get “worn-in” by the canyons. Make sure to bring enough layers in case of cool temperatures. For your feet, comfortable medium-weight hiking shoes or boots work best. You definitely need closed-toed shoes (no Chacos!) that you’ve worn before and broken in well.

Entrance fees and snacks are included in the price.

We are happy to include healthy, nutritious and delicious snacks on all of our outings. For snacks, we typically bring a nut mix and dried fruit along with us. We welcome you to bring some snacks of your own if you’ve got something specific you’d like.

Please note: we are happy to accommodate vegetarian, vegan, kosher, and gluten-free diets—just get in touch with us, and we’ll chat about your needs!

There is usually little to no signal where we tour. It’s the perfect time to unplug and truly enjoy nature! If you need to stay connected for a specific reason, please get in touch with us, and we’ll work together to get it sorted.

Have more questions? Head to our FAQ page to read more!

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