
Slot canyon walk
2.5 hoursA guide, two and a half hours and sandstone walls so close you can touch both sides.
- $95 per person
Mile 9, Far Mesa Road, Escalante, Utah 84726
(555) 014-2790
Guided walks, a river, a long table and the dark. Book any of these when you reserve, or at the dining house the night before.

A guide, two and a half hours and sandstone walls so close you can touch both sides.

A slow half day on the river 900 feet below camp, with lunch on a sandbar.

Coffee is out at 5:30. On most spring mornings mist fills the canyon below.

Shared and open until ten. Book a private hour if you want it to yourselves.

Four courses for the whole camp, most of it cooked over juniper coals.

An hour on the star deck with our 12 inch telescope and someone who knows the sky.

We bring it to your tent in a basket, with a French press and the good honey.
A quiet dirt road to an overlook most visitors to Utah never see.
A guided walk without flashlights, listening for owls, coyotes and nothing at all.
Most afternoons we drive guests to the put-in for a slow float through the canyon. In spring the water runs higher and a little faster, and the cottonwoods are just turning green.
Average daytime highs at camp. Nights run about thirty degrees cooler.
March to May. Warm days, cold nights, mist in the canyon and the river at its best for floating.
June to August. Hot middays, cool nights at 6,800 feet and storms that roll through in the late afternoon.
September to November. Our favorite season: gold cottonwoods, warm days and the clearest skies of the year.
December to February. The camp rests. We open a few weekends for stargazers who do not mind the cold.
Open March to November. Two nights minimum on weekends, and we keep a few tents back for last minute trips.