Parunuweap Canyon, Zion National Park, Utah

Adam Haydock
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Parunuweap Canyon is a remote non-technical slot canyon that few people visit but has all the luster of the traditional Zion Narrows. The canyon runs east from Carmel Junction and meanders west toward the Virgin River. A beautiful and uncrowded alternative to the permit-heavy main canyon corridors. With Andy Orr.

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