I’ll try add more photos when I have a way to get them off my camera… The cañón carved into […] Read More
Party: William Lara (Uno), Felix Ossig-Bonanno, Alejandro Núñez, Alexander Gabriel, Bryan Ibáñez, Miguel Mejía. After spending a couple of nights […] Read More
Katoomba Airfield is a public land inholding in the Blue Mountains National Park sitting above the Grand Canyon, Jugglers canyon […] Read More
Pico de Orizaba, also known as Citlaltépetl (from Nahuatl citlal(in) = star, and tepētl = mountain), is a stratovolcano, the highest mountain in Mexico and […] Read More
Party: (MTY) Gilberto Cura Alanis, Juan Pablo, Miguel Guerra, Felix Ossig-Bonanno. (MX) Edgar Fco. Mendoza Gualito, Alma Delia Esparza Léon, […] Read More
Party : Fernando Fraire Tirado and Felix Ossig-Bonanno Routes : El Salto and Laberinto After canyoning around Potrero Redondo for […] Read More
After three and a half canyoning seasons, my worn out Bestard Canyon Guides needed to be replaced. I was initially […] Read More
“Montezuma Falls – tallest waterfall in Tassie, 104m drop through the jungle – looks pretty beautiful!” It was the last […] Read More
Party : Felix Ossig-Bonanno Note : slightly shortened version Tired of trains, I caught a bus from Torreón and camped […] Read More
Party: Mum, Dad and ICanyons: Diana’s Throne, Red Caves (North and South Forks) After one successful snowy canyon we were […] Read More
Party: Mum, Dad and I The drive west toward Capitol Reef was spectacular. Black mountains beckoned at every turn. Remains […] Read More
It’s back — after four long years — and it has definitely been worth the wait. The Sydney University Bushwalkers […] Read More
Party: Mum, Dad and I Canyons: Robbers Roost (North Fork), Blue John (Squeeze, Main, Little Blue, and Lower), Horseshoe, Not […] Read More
Party: Mum, Dad and I After a fun day exploring Goblin Valley, we decided to visit the nearby popular Little […] Read More
Background: Fiddlestick-style retrievable anchor systems are an amazing tool that allow canyoners to save time, use a greater range of […] Read More
Party: Mum, Dad and I It was hard to get moving. We’d stayed in a small inn in Hanksville, and […] Read More
Millions of years ago, magma pushed upwards, cooling in a band running north to south along several kilometres near what […] Read More
I am originally Tasmanian, so walking through temperate rainforest is my bushwalking spiritual home. T2, on the other hand, is […] Read More
People who canyon with me quickly discover my contradictory personality. For instance, while I’m a massive gear nerd (both in […] Read More
Party: Paul, Marty, Bron and T2 Ask a Blue Mountains canyoner to list their five favourite canyons and it’s a […] Read More