Cerberus Canyon North Fork 4AIV, Death Valley National Park

Adam Haydock
May 25
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Cerberus Canyon North Fork is a 4AIV technical canyon in Death Valley National Park — the expert-level companion to the main Cerberus route with more demanding rappels and complex technical features in the Death Valley Black Range. This is a serious canyon for experienced technical teams only.

The 4AIV rating means expert-level technical difficulty requiring solid vertical skills, route-finding ability in remote terrain, and proper anchor building in a serious Death Valley environment. Visit November through March only. Refer to ropewiki.com for current beta.

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