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October 29, 2009, the American Canyoneering Association started the ACA Canyoneering Meetup Group on meetup.com. In less than 10 days, membership in the group reached 250. The ACA will use ... Canyon Rendezvous that are open to ACA members and their guests. Practice sessions for past students facilitated by canyon leaders and instructors. Canyoneering courses offered by ACA accredited schools.

Mary and I f.f.f.f..freezing! Some friends and I went canyoneering in Zion. This was my first repel and I loved it! I am completely hooked. Our trip consisted of several repels (some falling into pools of stagnant water! Gross!),climbing and squeezing through tight canyons, swimming through several feet of nasty water, and hiking, hiking, hiking up and out into Zion. It was such a fun adventure. ...

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... Canyon and it's brilliant red hoodoos and canyons. In fact, the Cassidy trail is alleged to be the route of Butch Cassidy. My trip was to tackle Thunder Mountain's 7.9 miles of epic canyoneering and downhill riding. I dropped the car at the trail head at 7600' and then took a paved bike path up 5 miles to the turn in along an ATV route. The trail head was 2.1 miles further up at ...

... ;s still like coming home to be there. For my Mom. (There's Henry!) For my tall, dark & handsome man. (Who wasn't there because he & my dad were at a scouting/canyoneering workshop, or so they said, I think they just were embarrassed to admit they wanted to hit the Black Friday sales.) For a safe drive home with no traffic or blizzards. For plans for Christmas. & most of all, ...

... spots in Zion I simply had to see. Fortunately I was a little late in the season, and saw remarkably few people. After stopping by the Zion Adventure Company to pick up a drysuit and some canyoneering boots, I headed out into the Virgin River Narrows. It’s really quite a remarkable place: towering sandstone walls trap you in the chilly waters, sometimes waist or chest deep (hence the drysuit ...