Aug 12, 2017 — Cassidy Arch is a popular and pretty trail to a gorgeous arch. Mike and I headed along this well-maintained trail, which ascends above the sheer cliffs above the trailhead and continues on beautiful slickrock to the arch. Most turn around here, but we had our technical gear and were ready to start a canyon descent. The first rappel drops from bolts/chains right next to the arch. We headed through the base of the arch and the canyon fun began. A half dozen shorter rappels or so included a drop through a couple of smaller arches, a mysterious wooden bridge, gorgeous narrows that never quite turn into a squeeze, and mossy grottos. Once out of the canyon we hiked along Grand Wash Road back to the trailhead.
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