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Zero Gravity Canyon
AKA: Zero-G
San Rafael Swell
Technical Canyoneering
Zero Gravity
is a great little slot canyon that packs a very large punch. Those attempting the route
will certainly get their money's worth. Swimming, squeezing and downclimbing are all part
of the package of this little gem.
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Circle of Friends:
Zero
Gravity is part of the "Circle of Friends"
program. Members of the "Circle of Friends"
have access to more specific information, explicit route information, GPS waypoints,
trailhead location and detailed maps. If
you would like more information on joining the "Circle of
Friends" visit the sign up page.
"Circle of Friends"
General Information:
If you enjoy swimming, squeezing and downclimbing this is the route for you. Zero Gravity
requires complete technical gear. A GPS is useful. Good map reading skills are essential.
Navigation for this route is easy. Zero Gravity is rated 3B R II using the Canyon Rating
System.
Zero Gravity Name:
How did Zero Gravity get
it's name? The first time we canyoneered the slot I dropped through the exit
bombay a little too early and became wedged between the canyon walls. I was
stuck at my chest, but my feet were hanging down into space about 10-feet
above the ground. I was suspended in air and looked like Wily E. Coyote
running in space, or zero gravity. After my friends finished laughing and
making fun of my predicament they helped me escape the trap.
Trailhead Information:
All high clearance vehicles can access
the Zero Gravity Trailhead. Passenger cars can access the trailhead with a short hike. A vehicle shuttle is not required to
complete this route.
HD Video:
This short video of Zero Gravity. If this
video fails to play on your mobile device or computer you can always
watch the Original YouTube
Version here.
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