01/07/2018
Nathan Mandy and meeeee
So my nephew is keen on canyoning but for one reason or another his options for doing a long wet canyon are limitted.
I’ve been meaning to get him down another dryish canyon for a while. My original plan was to take him down Tiger Snake canyon but we had to get back to town early and I had not taught him to abseil yet so we descided on this one with an optional abseil for the hell of it.
Now some people dismiss the smaller, drier non abseil canyons but this one has one of the prettiest constrictions going and it’s close to home so it was a no brainer
Nathan and Mandy enter the canyon from the bottom

A massive storm 18months ago scoured the sand out of this bit leaving a puddle just on balls deep. Today it was icy
With frozen toes we decide to slip up onto the tops for a bite to eat and a bask in the sun
It was glorious
looking back into the depths
Warmed and fed we continue on
And make our way back to the cars for a bit of wedding cake action


What if something is on TV and it’s never shown again? :Smudge- Outdoor type
Hi, this looks like a great dry canyon, is it suitable as a bushwalk? Thanks : ) Steve
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Hi Steve it can be done as a walk though it can be hard to find, there are no formed trails and no published notes (Well it gets a mention in the Jameison guide but it a vague reference and a little misleading) The canyon is fairly delicate too so if you find tread lightly 🙂
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