Lower Blue John Canyon

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Lower Blue John Canyon is a narrow, technical slot canyon segment in Utah’s San Rafael Desert, known for its challenging rappels and tight passages popular with experienced canyoneers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon segment
slot canyon
accessRestriction remote backcountry location
activityType technical canyon descent
approximateLength a few miles of technical slot
bestSeason fall
spring
campingPolicy dispersed camping allowed in surrounding BLM lands
environment arid desert climate
hasAccessPoint trailheads off Utah State Route 24 vicinity
hasFeature chockstones
deep, shaded narrows
dryfalls
potholes
hazard entrapment in tight narrows
flash floods
rockfall
knownFor multiple rappels
narrow passages
technical canyoneering
tight slot sections
locatedIn Emery County, Utah NERFINISHED
San Rafael Desert NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

Utah
managedBy Bureau of Land Management NERFINISHED
navigation not formally signed on the ground
near Canyonlands National Park NERFINISHED
Hanksville, Utah NERFINISHED
partOf Blue John Canyon NERFINISHED
photographyInterest dramatic light and narrow sandstone walls
popularity popular among advanced canyoneers
requires rappelling equipment
route-finding skills
technical canyoneering skills
rockType Navajo Sandstone NERFINISHED
safetyRecommendation check weather for flash-flood risk
travel in small, competent groups
suitableFor experienced canyoneers
terrainType sandstone slot
usedFor recreational canyoneering

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Blue John Canyon hasSection Lower Blue John Canyon