Buttercup Canyon, Princess Bride Range, Death Valley National Park

Adam Haydock
May 14
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Updated: May 20

Buttercup Canyon in Death Valley's Princess Bride Range — colorful desert walls, solid rappels, first descended by Scott Swaney. Named after Buttercup from The Princess Bride.

Combine with Miracle Max, Pits of Despair, and Cliffs of Insanity. Winter only. Refer to ropewiki.com.

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