Pigeons

Adventure Canyon

Grade:

Summary

Canyon Descent:

189m

Highest Drop:

10m

Canyon Length:

476m

Minimum Ropes:

Flood Risk:

Moderate

Access Type:

Public

Rock Type:

Schist

Catchment:

5.35km2

Water Level Indicator

*No Water Level Indicator

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Duration: in, down and out:

IN: 50mins DOWN: 1-2hrs OUT:

Anchors

Mixed

Notes

Description

~6 to 10 pitches. We only did the upper section of encasement, climbed out once if started opening up but more falls continue below. Escapable most of the way except the short crux section. Would be a good high-water trip/alternative/add-on to Eagles next door. As seen in Find Mòr film. Parking: Same as Eagles. Check levels: Can check levels at the bottom. water. Duration: 1-2 hours Approach: 50 mins. Start approach for Eagles but turn off at the Pigeons. Hop the wall and hike up river left all the way to the get-in. No trail. Get-in: Enter above the first visible falls, haven’t checked what’s above. Exit: Can climb out easily after crux section.

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First Recorded Descent Team

Team - Dale Strang, Charlotte Workman, Steve Small. Jan 2024

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