Tanner Wash, Marble Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park

Adam Haydock
Jun 17
1 min read

Tanner Wash is a Marble Canyon canyoneering route that can be combined with adjacent canyons for a day trip or multi-day adventure. Park on Navajo Nation land and get the required Navajo Nation permits before heading into Grand Canyon territory. With Andy Orr. Small, narrow slot passage before opening into the wider Marble Canyon drainage.

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