Canyoneering Pine Creek (DRY!), Zion National Park, Utah

[@precipiceofgrind]

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[@geneo3654]

That was awesome ! The dry cathedral was pretty cool.You guys are awesome to watch. Keep them coming.

[@rnelsontn]

Nicely done; good teamwork and great videography., beautiful canyon! Thank you!

[@cdnpacker]

Yay no cold swimming!

[@zahutisnotavailable]

Deja vu! Ran Pine Creek this last Sunday, carbon copy experience.

[@grubnstuff5928]

Very cool indeed. Your best video yet! Made me pucker a few times.

[@precipiceofgrind]

Thank you, appreciate you watching!

[@jasonkronz7269]

Oh man we were there in January and decided against it because of the cold and wet conditions. Now Im trying to figure out if I can get down there to do this awesome canyon in the next week or so. Great vids, I love that you show anchors and all the rappels. Helps to know what were getting into. Keep up the superb content!

[@precipiceofgrind]

We pushed our trip back a week to get some warmer weather, week prior was howling wind and freezing. Thank you for watching!!

[@bingin15]

Wow thank you for posting this! It's good to see how the rappels are and what kind of devices you guys used

[@precipiceofgrind]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@vshkodin]

Thanks for the adventure!

[@precipiceofgrind]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@TheMrTsizzlade]

Have you ever done pine creek in late March? I’m looking at taking a buddy down this weekend, with the sunny 80 degree weather. We’ll do keyhole first to gauge water temps and stuff but there’s not a lot of info on early spring descents of pine creek. Love your vids, keep it up!

[@precipiceofgrind]

We've had precipitation through the winter so there should be water in Pine Creek and it will be freezing. I'd wear a wind breaker over your wetsuit to cut the wind chill. Check if there are any recent trip reports. Have a safe trip!

[@djstubbyh8166]

Amazing!

[@TheMoofy8]

amazing!

[@bobdaniello3370]

Nice going..that 100 foot repel was interesting, keep on bringing it. BTW, have you done island in the sky before?

[@precipiceofgrind]

Thanks for watching! We have not done that route yet, keep planning to though.

[@00christoph00]

nice trip! does anybody official check the anchors and the leashes time by time? Or is that everybodys responsibility?

[@precipiceofgrind]

It's up to you to descend a canyon safely, this means inspecting every anchor/webbing before rappelling. We always carry extra webbing/ quick links in case we have to replace or build an anchor. We always carry extra rope too...sooner or later you will stick a rope. Thanks for watching!

[@14ccoll]

Thats crazy to see it fully dry, neck deep when I went through. What time of year was this?

[@precipiceofgrind]

Think this was in early March a couple years back.

[@mitchkrull2903]

Do you think it's still dry? Was planning on doing it soon. I can't imagine it's gotten more water since?

[@precipiceofgrind]

I honestly have no idea, maybe check out some recent trip reports. We haven't had any precipitation in awhile.