From Delta, Ut, head west on US-50 W/US-6 W toward Baker Nevada for about 12 miles to mile post 76.2 where old highway 6 is signed on the right.

Approach (5 minutes)
From the road, head downhill toward the drainage. The spring, with a livestock trough, is on the right a couple of minutes below the road. Stay in the grassy canyon bottom. A minute past the spring is a short drop that is avoidable on the left, just before rappel 1.

Canyon
R1 about 21 m ( 69 ft. ) from the edge. You may need 30 m ( 99 ft. ) if using an anchor back from the edge. This is the biggest rappel of the day, and likely down a small dripping waterfall.

Below rappel 1, the canyon is open. Head down the stream bed, deviating as required to avoid the trees/brush. It is only about 20 minutes to where the canyon narrows again and deepens. There is a small down climb or two just before R2.

R2 is about 18 m ( 60 ft. ) if using the tree back from the edge that makes an easy fiddlestick anchor. This is the start of the deepest section of the canyon. The rappels all come in quick succession from here.

R3 about 15 m ( 50 ft. ) depending on what you use as an anchor. I rappelled down the left side (looking down canyon). Be mindful of the rope pull on this one.

R4 short drop that many groups may want to down climb.

R5 another short rappel, about 4 m ( 14 ft. ).

R6 About 10 m ( 33 ft. ). This rappel can be avoided on the right looking down canyon via a brushy thrash along the canyon wall. Rappelling is easier.

R7 lots of options, in about the 4 m ( 14 ft. ) to 8 m ( 27 ft. ) range. Boulders on the left are shorter, but straight down the middle of the canyon offers an easier rappel.

Exit (about 5 miles / 2 hours)
All too soon, the narrows are over. The canyon is opening here, a short bit of brush and route finding around boulders below leads to the more open desert and easier walking. Continue down the canyon bottom. It gets easier as it opens and becomes less boulder strewn.

About 1.5 miles below the last rappel, a couple of side canyons come in on the left. Ignore these, and stay in the main canyon, continuing downhill. About 2.5 miles (60-ish minutes below the final rappel), you will come across an old road that is also heading down canyon. Stay on this old road as it heads left (west) when the canyon opens up into the wide open desert. After about 4 miles, the old road meets up with a more used road. Go left (south) down this more well-defined road for just under a mile to where it joins to Dome Canyon road.