Chamisa (Entrajo) Canyoneering - Paddle Moab

Guided

Duration: 5 hours

Moab

Features

Beginner Friendly

Small Group Sizes

Kid Friendly

Instant Book

Locally Owned

Shuttle Included

$125 Adult

(16 +)

$125 Child

(Ages 10-15)

Description

Entrajo Canyon Half Day Canyoneering Adventure

Looking to explore beyond the well-known sites in Moab? Escape the crowds and take part in an unforgettable adventure that allows you to explore Entrajo Canyon, a picturesque water-carved sandstone canyon. This ½ day canyoneering route is a favorite amongst thrill-seekers, including a 20-foot and 90-foot rappel. Perfect for hot days, you will explore the potholes and unique terrain as you scramble, slide, climb, and swim your way through the canyon. This 2.5 mile adventure will introduce you to a labyrinth of stunning rock formations few visitors get to experience. The final destination provides an exquisite view of the Moab landscape.

Experienced guides will provide instructions on safety, proper canyoneering equipment, and usage, as well as canyoneering skills and techniques. This route is rated easy/moderate, so whether you’re a seasoned pro, or new to canyoneering, our guides will ensure you’ll have a great time exploring canyon country.

Booking this trip requires a minimum of 2 participants.

Duration of Adventure

4-5 Hours

Location / Where to Meet

OUR ADDRESS

44 West 200 North Moab, Utah

Meet up location

Departure Times

8:00 AM or 2:30 PM

(From March to October)

Ages

Participants must be at least 8 years of age.

What’s Included

Gear: All technical gear for the canyoneering trip will be provided (helmet, harness, carabiners, rappel device, etc.)
Food: For half-day trips, snacks will be provided, and for full days, sandwiches and snacks
Transportation: Van transportation to and from the trailhead will be provided (leaving from the shop address)

Not Included

Clothing & proper footwear
Drinks & extra snacks
A pack/backpack to store personal items
Guide gratuities

What to Bring / Wear

Wear loose, comfortable clothing that will be comfortable with a harness and can get wet
Multiple, thinner layers are preferable as weather conditions can change throughout the day
Longer-style shorts so they don’t bunch up
Comfortable shoes for walking and hiking
A rain jacket if there is rain in the forecast
2-3 liters of water and a light snack
A small pack to carry items
If you’d like to take photos, we recommend bringing a small, waterproof/shockproof camera or disposable camera
Optional Items that can be left in the van during the activity: towel and change of clothes

What Not to Bring / Wear

No flip-flops or open-toed shoes
Cell phones/electronics
Long pants are not recommended

FAQs

What is canyoneering?

Canyoneering is an adventure sport that combines multiple outdoor activities such as hiking, boulder-hopping, and waterfall rappelling to traverse down a canyon, typically formed by a river.

Do I need previous experience to do the activity?

No, our guides will equip you with the gear and knowledge needed beforehand and will assist you throughout the adventure.

Do I need to be in good physical shape to go canyoneering?

You will be outdoors on steep, boulder-strewn, and potentially slick terrain. A good rule of thumb for fitness is: You can comfortably walk 3 miles on semi-steep and/or uneven trails carrying a light pack. Comfortably hike on uphill and downhill slopes. Can climb or descend 5 flights of stairs, and can climb a ladder with ease. We will be in a wilderness setting where access to definitive care takes longer than normal and cell service is minimal. If you need any fast-acting medications such as an epiPen, diabetic glucose or an asthma inhaler it is imperative that you bring them along on your trip.

Should we tip our guide?

A good rule of thumb is to tip your guide as you would a server in a restaurant, 15-20% of the trip, but of course, any tipping is always at your own discretion. Gratuity is deeply appreciated.

About the Outfitter

Paddle Moab is family-owned and operated in the heart of Moab. They offer family-friendly Canyoneering, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, and Whitewater Rafting adventures. Paddle Moab likes to mix the calm and serenity of flat water stand-up paddling with the adrenaline of whitewater rafting and kayaking, and the beauty of a desert hike with the rush of a 120’ rappel. Their trusted guides will ensure you’ll be amazed and inspired by your unique adventure, making your trip to Moab unforgettable.

ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY Paddle Moab

Cancellation Policy

Day Trips: A full refund minus a $5 processing fee is given with a 24-hour notice
‍Day Trips with groups of 6 or more: A full refund, less a $5 per person fee, will be given if cancellation is received more than 15 days prior to trip departure. Balance is taken 7 days prior to activity
NO REFUNDS for cancellations, in part or full, within 24 hours of departure
Changes to trip type, numbers, or date are FREE prior to 48 hours before departure