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Butler Wash & Comb Ridge – Revised Text & Map

Going hiking in southeast Utah? Butler Wash and Comb Ridge are on your agenda? Please download this pdf:

Comb Ridge 2010 (Click to download)

It contains our recently revised text and map for Trips 86 – 90 in our book Hiking From Here to WOW: Utah Canyon Country.

Why the revisions? Since the book’s publication, we re-hiked all the Comb Ridge canyons. We found much had changed in Butler Wash—primarily due to flooding, but also because greatly increased visitation has established obvious, primary trails where numerous, sketchy routes previously snaked across the desert. And we did find we’d made a couple errors.

So we’ve updated our Butler Wash / Comb Ridge content, and we want you to have it for your trip.

Posted on June 24th, 2010. 2 comments... »
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