
We parked at the mouth of Wildcat Tank Canyon.

Heading up the slickrock on the left side of the canyon.

On the way up, view northeast toward Lake Powell.

Hoodoos in view on the top left as we neared the head of Wildcat Tank Canyon (on the right).

Hoodoos!


Matt amongst the hoodoos, Wildcat Tank Canyon behind him.

A nice viewpoint within the hoodoos before we dropped down into Wildcat Tank Canyon.

First and only required rappel for Wildcat Tank Canyon.

Matt at the bottom of the first rap.

Wildcat Tank Canyon is narrow for its entirety, requiring lots of stemming between 5-20 feet off the canyon floor.



Matt stemming.

An obstacle within the canyon.



What's this doing here!





Looking back up Wildcat Tank Canyon before the last rappel.

Last rappel. Escape option on the right.

At the bottom of the last rappel.

The last rappel ended in a pretty grotto.

Looking back at Wildcat Tank Canyon's mouth.
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