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Title	Fixed Site / Single Pitch Canyon Guide
Location	Highland, Utah
Phone Number	(801) 400-6372
About	I’ve been addicted to canyoneering since my first canyon, Neon. Now I’d say I’m more passionate than addicted. From that first descent, I set out to learn about as much about canyoneering as I could. I had no idea what was available. I’m currently gaining as much education and knowledge as I can while mixing a few canyons at the same time. After that I’ll just be mixing in canyons! I have completed and most recently earned my Fixed Site/Single Pitch Guide Certification in 2017! Looking forward to a great season in 2018! Also a WFR as of 1/18!
Name	Shane Wallace

What people are saying …

"The class was fun and loaded with so much useful information. Thanks Rich and Judy for providing a warm and relaxed environment to learn and practice the ART of canyoneering I also found it to be another opportunity to meet great people and network to get out and have fun!"

May 28, 2015

"ART of Canyoneering 3-day course was very informative. It included indoor class time & outdoor practical application. Rich is a "true" teacher, very patient and knowledgeable. I concur with others that this course was a bargain & absolutely worth my 8-hour drive to get there! I will be telling others about this course. Thank you, Rich, for your servitude."

May 28, 2015

"I learned more ropework in 6 days with Rich than I learned in 25 years of climbing. Thank you for introducing me to the world of canyoneering." --Tom Jones

May 28, 2015

"Rich Carlson could be considered the father of American canyoneering because of his influence on style, technique, and ethics. In 1999 Carlson established the American Canyoneering Association to promote safety, responsibility, and ethics in American canyoneering. Rich and the ACA have been critical factors in building national standards that have become the cornerstone of canyoneering at the recreational and professional levels throughout the Americas." --Dave Black

May 28, 2015

"It was immediately obvious that your instructors are not just canyoneers, turned guides, turned instructors. The course structure and quality of instruction was as good or better than any college course I have ever taken. Very professional."

May 28, 2015

Shane Wallace

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