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Scotlands Triple Crown

Have you completed the Challenge? Let us know how it went! Go Scotlands Triple Crown Challenge by – Canyon Log Difficulty Canyons Included Pharaoh’s Dundonnell Valkyrie Details Descend Valkyrie, Dundonnell and Pharaoh’s in under 24hrs Disclaimer Participation in this challenge is entirely at your own risk. Descending multiple canyons involves significant physical exertion, increased exposure

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Canyoning Threads

Threads The best anchor for canyons! Long Life The drilled hole doesn’t loose strength over time Strong 5mm Thread cord can get rated up to 15KN Damage resistant The hole remains usable after floods and rockfall Discreet Minimal visual impact on the canyon No drill needed Anchors can be replaced without a drill 100% Inspectable

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The Rock Factor

The Rock Factor Every canyon on Canyon Log has the most dominant bedrock stated. The rock type directly influences the formation of the canyon. Canyons with the same rock type usually have similar characteristics. How to interpret this information. Knowing the type of rock is useful for the following reasons, Commitment – Canyons formed in

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Canyon Grades

Canyon Grades 3 B PG II S / 3A/B / V3 A3 II ★★ Subjectivity Grading canyons involves subjective judgments, as different individuals may have varying levels of experience, skills, and comfort levels. What seems easy to one person might be challenging for another. Variability Canyons can change dramatically due to weather events, rockfall, or

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Catchment Areas

Understanding the Catchment Area A canyons catchment area or watershed gives you an idea about the volume of water you can expect to find inside the canyon. Below is an in depth look at what a catchment area means and the factors to take into account. Measuring the catchment. To measure a canyons catchment area

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