Pits of Despair Canyon, Princess Bride Range, Death Valley National Park

Adam Haydock
May 14
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Updated: May 20

Pits of Despair Canyon is one of Scott Swaney's Princess Bride Range first descents in Death Valley — technical pit-like features and sweeping valley views. Named after The Princess Bride.

Part of the Princess Bride Range collection. Winter only (Nov–Mar). Refer to ropewiki.com.

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