Brief summer thundershowers create many waterfalls that cascade off the canyon rim. By fall the weather cools, inviting exploration of the intricate terrain above the River. This remote area is the least explored in the region. We hike to high vantage points where we view a jumbled horizon of half-domes, bubbly slickrock, and distant mountains. Far below, nestled between cottonwood and oak groves, is our stream side camp.
Every hike brings new and exciting discoveries.
We offer both five and seven day trips in two different locations depending on the season. T he Anasazi, the beginning of the Pueblo culture, were the prehistoric people inhabiting the Escalante Canyons . Their culture, characterized by stages from 1 AD to 1200 AD, flourished in the 300 years before their disappearance from this area. The Anasazi, hunters and gatherers turned farmers, left evidence of their occupation. Mud, stone and stick graneries are tucked into overhangs.