Top Slot Canyons
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Antelope Canyon
Want to visit the awesome Antelope Canyon? Utah offers all kinds of adventurous day trips for visitors — start planning your getaway today.
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Buckskin Gulch
Explore up to 20 miles of trails for an unforgettable day hike in Buckskin Gulch in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
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Burr Trail's Singing Canyon
Of all the stops on Burr, there’s really nothing like the little slot canyon at an inconspicuous turnoff 11.5 miles down from the starting point. Some locals of Boulder, Utah, call this slot canyon on the Burr Trail, “Singing Canyon.” When you go, you know exactly why.
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Little Wild Horse & Ding and Dang
Among the exceptionally beautiful slot canyon hikes in the southern San Rafael area, Little Wild Horse Canyon is a classic, as well as the perfect introduction both to non-technical canyoneering for just about anyone in decent shape. The nearby Ding and Dang Canyons are a bit more difficult, and best suited for experienced hikers.
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Peek-a-Boo & Spooky Gulch
Peek-a-Boo and Spooky Gulch slot canyons in the Dry Fork area of Escalante Utah offer backpacking hikers scenic views without special gear or know-how.
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Willis Creek Narrows
Simply hike into Willis Creek Narrows, a southern Utah slot canyon, for easy, scenic adventures of less than 5-miles (round trip) and many creek crossings.
Slot Canyon Safety
Certain areas are extremely remote and requires four-wheel drive and high-clearance, as well as technical canyoneering knowledge. This area is also prone to flashflooding. All these factors combine to make a guided canyoneering or slot canyon adventure the best choice for many travelers. Find a guide or read why you should hire a guide.
How to Canyoneer Safely
Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned canyoneer, here are six expert tips for your next canyoneering adventure.