Jun 18, 2019 — A short canyon that parallels UT-89, Catstair Canyon has some interesting rock features and colors, vintage cars, as well as small pictographs toward its mouth. We parked in a small pullout where a dirt road continued away from the canyon. A social trail leads down into the drainage, where we found roughly 25 cars from the 1950s (maybe?) being used as erosion support for the highway. Catstair Canyon then continued with a few minor obstacles before reaching the only mandatory rappel. Another downclimb (or rappel) met us shortly after, and then the canyon widened to its mouth. Just as the walls fell away on either side, we found a register and pictographs with heavy graffiti around them. We headed up the slope and followed the highway back to the car.
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