Guess the spot

[Michael]

... Arizona trail @ House Rock Valley rd?

 

[Nick]

Yeah. Looks like looking up at Coyote Buttes South for sure. Paw Hole.

 

[Antlerking]

You guys are right on. That's Paw Hole/south wave area.

 

[Nick]

I think that means it's yours, Michael.

 

[Michael]

...thanks, Nick!

Name that beautiful Canyon and remember, you get wet if you going further down.

 

[Michael]

...the major 'obstacle' is: swimming in the darkness.

 

[Nick]

White Canyon & The Black Hole! I'm doing it next weekend!

 

[Michael]

Yes sir, your'e up - you lucky guy!
I only was there, where the Hole begins - don't have neoprene suite.

 

[Artemus]

Yes sir, your'e up - you lucky guy!
I only was there, where the Hole begins - don't have neoprene suite.

I swam it a couple of times without the suit and the second time got hypothermia when the rim temperature was 100 deg F. Even with all the winter stuff I do including sleeping out I have never had hypothermia except in the desert in July. Wild! My bros got me through. I am glad I wasn't soloing that day.

 

[Nick]

 

[Michael]

Trachyte Creek?

 

[Nick]

Nope. This place gets a lot more traffic than Trachyte...

 

[Jammer]

I think that's the "pinch" in lower Coyote Gulch.

- Jamal

 

[Nick]

I think that's the "pinch" in lower Coyote Gulch.

- Jamal

Yep. Between Swiss Cheese Falls and Coyote Natural Bridge. You're up.

 

[Jammer]

Here we go:

 

[Artemus]

Upper Black Box?

 

[Seldom Seen Anderson]

The Barracks?

 

[Jammer]

Upper Black Box?

That's the place. (the big rockfall near the lower end.)

You are up...

 

[Artemus]

That's funny, I have never even walked through it. Just thought the walls could've been the Black Box or this canyon below pictured in...

Unusual Conditions...

 

[Mike K]

Muddy Creek Chute?