yyakk7
11-02-2009, 07:01 PM
Crack in the Ground isn’t even a real canyon. Canyons are formed by water erosion. Crack in the Ground is a fissure, probably caused by an earthquake. None the less, a narrow slot up to 70 feet deep and up to two miles in length deserves inclusion no matter how it got there. A fissure has an entirely irregular floor with a constantly changing slope direction. There is a fair amount of scrambling. Even in summer you might encounter patches of snow in its narrow shaded depths.
For more detailed information: Canyoneering Northwest - Crack in the Ground (http://www.canyoneeringnorthwest.com/Crack_in_the_Ground.html)
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Time Required: Allow two hours
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No special permits required.
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For more detailed information: Canyoneering Northwest - Crack in the Ground (http://www.canyoneeringnorthwest.com/Crack_in_the_Ground.html)
Rating:
Time Required: Allow two hours
Longest Rappel:
Permit Information
No special permits required.
Preferred Season