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The Kayenta Sandstone walls in Lower Muley Twist Canyon have plenty of dark run-off.
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Navigating a section of rocks in Surprise Canyon.
Large boulders make navigating through Lower Muley Twist Canyon an adventure.
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Tilman Giese
Feb 17, 2019 near Escalante, UT
“The Kayenta Sandstone walls in Lower Muley Twist Canyon have plenty of dark run-off.”  

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The Kayenta Sandstone walls in Lower Muley Twist Canyon have plenty of dark run-off.
Large boulders make navigating through Lower Muley Twist Canyon an adventure.
This narrow section of Lower Muley Twist Canyon is just a taste of the much more impressive section further downstream.
One of the narrower sections in Lower Muley Twist Canyon.
The Post Cutoff Trail can be easy to miss since the sign is only visible when you approach it from the south.
Lower Muley Twist Canyon has a very sandy wash that can make walking somewhat laborious.
White sandstone contours along the Post Cutoff Trail. with permission from AcrossUtah
Navigating a section of rocks in Surprise Canyon.
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Lower Muley Twist Canyon Trail

12.8 mi 20.6 km
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Escalante, UT
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