Wire Pass Trail to Buckskin Gulch (longest slot canyon in the world)

[@dantheman1624]

Per previous comments you didn't get into the gulch...but the wire pass trail you did is wonderful

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Beautiful canyon, Dave! Thank you so much

[@DaveOnArrival]

My next video will have an even better one ☺ stay tuned.

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Dave On Arrival I look forward to seeing that!

[@cbishop7777]

Cool! Gorgeous scenery!

[@DaveOnArrival]

There is lots more coming

[@LookWhosBlogging]

We are just about to upload our Wire Pass Trail video and wanted to see what other ones there are out there and found yours!

[@DaveOnArrival]

Cool. I'll bet you had fun 😀

[@AhHereWeGo]

You turned around before the junction, so you didn’t even get to see the pictographs that are all over there. I’d recommend going back and going a little deeper.

[@DaveOnArrival]

Yeah, I need to go back and explore more when I have more time and am better equipped.

[@EllaMcKendrick]

The landscape looks so similar to Namibia - it brings back memories! A 2 mile hike would be difficult for me, haha! I seriously need to get fitter 🙈The canyon looks stunning! I definitely need to do some exploring of America.

[@DaveOnArrival]

If you make it here, I definitely recommend Utah. I need to get to Namibia, though.

[@pambx210]

Cool video.

[@DaveOnArrival]

Thank you 😊😊😊

[@RyanSmith-jf9pt]

Did you check out the petroglyphs at the end of Wire Pass? Right near where it meets up with Buckskin Gulch on the right hand side...I think right after where you went rock climbing.

[@DaveOnArrival]

The rock climbing is as far as I got. I didn't know there were petroglyphs.

[@jorgecarlosbatista6394]

Yes, they were right to the left of where you climbed

[@bristleconepinus2378]

pictographs of antelope or sheep you really can't miss them

[@smartjoyfultraveler]

Great video! How far was it from the parking area to the canyon?

[@DaveOnArrival]

Maybe about a mile/20 minute walk

[@bristleconepinus2378]

@@DaveOnArrival my wife and i did about a 13 mi. r.t. and there was plenty canyon left to go, i think it terminates @ the Colorado river near Lees Ferry a little downstream. it's a long hike. take overnight gear for sure.

[@JeffinBville]

That's a sweet spot. How do they mark the trail through the canyon?

[@DaveOnArrival]

It's not marked. I think there's only one way to get through it.

[@JeffinBville]

Didn't you went off on a side canyon?

[@DaveOnArrival]

No it was a pretty straight shot

[@alexuslawns]

How fast in the canyon Was The 8ft drop?

[@cryptosupertramp7755]

Not far at all, actually. Around 200-300 feet maybe.

[@dantheman1624]

Very close but you can hike above and around...

[@MountainTopHomestead316]

Interesting, that part of the wall you were climbing is not longer there, it's like it washed away lol

[@DaveOnArrival]

Really? I know it wasn't hard rock but I didn't expect it to wash away in 1 year. Interesting.