canyon Granary Canyon - Moab
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RATING: 3A
LENGTH: 5-8 Hours
GEAR: Standard Technical Gear, extra webbing. No wetsuit needed.
RAPPELS: 4+ to 30 m ( 99 ft ) (1-60 m ( 197 ft ) & 1-30 m ( 99 ft ) rope recommended)
WATER: Normally one or two small pools, usually avoidable. No wetsuit needed.
FLASH FLOOD DANGER: Low to moderate.
SEASON: Any, although summers can be very hot.
NOTES: The trailhead is reachable by all vehicles in most conditions. A 4x4 can slightly shorten the approach. From Moab proper, reaching the trailhead is about 45 minutes or so.

Hype:

Granary is a beautiful canyon perched high above Moab. The canyon provides breathtaking views of the La Sal mountains, Arches National Park, and the Behind The Rocks area of Moab. This is a beginner friendly canyon that provides ample opportunities to work on your natural anchor skills. Retrievable anchor techniques, such as using an OmniSling, are particularly useful to have along in your bag of tricks for this trip.

Because of the anchor possibilities, it is recommended to have extra webbing and rope. Anchors can always be found, but are sometimes a fair distance back from the edge. (30 m ( 99 ft ) of webbing recommended, as well as 60 m ( 197 ft ) and 30 m ( 99 ft ) ropes.)

The canyon allows for many options, from a short, easy day, to a longer day with more raps. Pick and choose as you see fit, and enjoy the stunning views and canyon.

Note Note: This Granary canyon description contains the most complete information on the canyon available, and contains several sections of canyon not published elsewhere.


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Photos:

Cristina posing in Granary Canyon moab.Scenery in Granary Canyon near MoabRappelling in Upper Granary, near MoabCristina posing above lower Granary near MoabStorm moving over Granary Canyon Moab

My History:

I visited Granary a couple of times over the years, starting in 2006. My last visit was in the summer of 2009.

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