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Antelope Ridge Via Ferrata
The slot canyon Antelope Ridge ferrata
Descending and then ascending a Navajo slot canyon via a equipped route forms a first-class geological, cultural and sensory combination.
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3 distinct sources
- Type
- via ferrata ou experience hybride cablee exterieure
- Duration
- Unknown
- Grade
- Not documented
- Best period
- Check locally
Why it enters the Top 100
An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.
The guided tour rappels down into a slot canyon then climbs up its sandstone walls by cable and ladders. The route passes through narrow walls and a cathedral hall on Navajo land. The business is owned and operated by a Navajo family; the announced duration is two to two and a half hours.
What sets it apart: The guided tour rappels down into a slot canyon then climbs up its sandstone walls by cable and ladders.; The route passes through narrow walls and a cathedral hall on Navajo land.; The business is owned and operated by a Navajo family; the announced duration is two to two and a half hours.
Score breakdown
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The facts behind the profile.
The guided tour rappels down into a slot canyon then climbs up its sandstone walls by cable and ladders.
The route passes through narrow walls and a cathedral hall on Navajo land.
The business is owned and operated by a Navajo family; the announced duration is two to two and a half hours.
Geographical precision: Coordinate of the place, summit or associated locality, not the start of the via ferrata; Do not use for terrain navigation.