A spreadsheet that grew into a website.

None of us are professional guides, and this site doesn't pretend to be a substitute for training, mentorship, or your own judgment in the field. What we do have is a few decades of combined time in these specific drainages, a habit of writing down what we learn, and a community that's slowly, deliberately built trust with the landowners and land managers who let us keep doing this.

That's the whole point of the site: keep route beta current enough to be useful, keep access agreements intact by being explicit about what's expected of visitors, and save new canyoneers from buying the wrong wetsuit twice.

If you find something wrong — an anchor that's degraded, a landowner relationship that's changed, a canyon that's run differently than described — that matters more to us than almost anything else on this site. Tell us.