-
guided group of
canyoneers and
resulting in four deaths. Temperature-related
illnesses are also
canyoning hazards. In arid
desert canyons, heat exhaustion...
- The
Grand Canyon is a steep-sided
canyon carved by the
Colorado River in Arizona,
United States. The
Grand Canyon is 277
miles (446 km) long, up to 18...
- A
canyon (from Spanish: cañón;
archaic British English spelling: cañon),
gorge or chasm, is a deep
cleft between escarpments or
cliffs resulting from weathering...
- as
Upper Antelope Canyon (or The Crack),
Rattle Snake Canyon, Owl
Canyon,
Mountain Sheep Canyon,
Canyon X and
Lower Antelope Canyon (or The Cork****)...
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Black Canyon may
refer to:
Black Canyon of the Colorado, a
canyon on the
Colorado River Black Canyon City, Arizona, a census-designated
place in Yavapai...
-
Kings Canyon may
refer to:
Kings Canyon (Northern Territory), a
canyon within the
Watarrka National Park in
Australia Kings Canyon (Millard County, Utah)...
-
overhand noose is a very
secure hitch knot. It
might be used by
cavers and
canyoneers to bind a cow tail or a foot loop to a carabiner. Make a
bight Turn around...
-
Canyon Lake is one of four
reservoirs that were
formed by the
damming of the Salt
River in the U.S.
state of
Arizona as part of the Salt
River Project...
- Desert.
Wilderness Press. pp. 1034–1035. ISBN 978-0-89997-802-4. The
Canyoneers (19 July 2017). "Get
close but not too
close to
Carrizo Gorge trestle"...
- The
Veracruz Canyon is an
underwater canyon. It is
located off the
eastern coast of
Mexico in the Gulf of
Mexico not far from the port city of Veracruz...
