
Tour Overview
Rappel 100 feet down a sheer quartzite wall into Hog Canyon, a billion-year-old slot canyon in the Sierra Ancha, with certified guides rigging every drop and coaching every step.
The Big Drop
Up to five rappels on one descent, built around a 100-foot drop down sheer Dripping Spring Quartzite, rock laid down more than a billion years ago.
Guides & Safety Systems
Certified guides run ground school before your first drop, back you up on redundant belays with UIAA-rated hardware, and rig every anchor themselves.
Gear & Support Included
Harnesses, helmets, ropes, and canyon packs are provided, along with Tonto National Forest access fees, trail snacks, and filtered water refills all day.
The Experience
Leave the familiar trails behind and descend into a remote Arizona slot canyon near Globe, where rappelling, scrambling, and narrow rock passages make every step part of the adventure. Your day begins with a safety briefing, gear fitting, and hands-on rappel instruction from your certified canyoneering guide. Then it’s time to step over the edge and begin exploring the canyon from a different perspective. You’ll descend by rope, work your way through twisting passages, and navigate natural rock obstacles as the canyon walls close in around you.
Along the way, take a break in a shaded section of the canyon to rest, hydrate, and enjoy your lunch and trail snacks before continuing toward the final narrows and the hike back to the rim. No previous canyoneering experience is required. Come ready to move, listen to your guide, and discover a side of Arizona that you won’t find from the road.
Pricing & Group Rates
- Solo Adventurer (1 guest) $425
- Groups of 2 to 4 $299
- Groups of 5 to 8 $249
- Booking note: in the special request box, tell us your experience on rope. It helps our guides build the day around your group.
- Private & Large Groups: Contact us for custom group pricing, private departures, and custom arrangements.
Essential Tour FAQs
Where do we meet? ▼
We stage at the Fry's Supermarket on US-60 in Miami, just west of Globe. Your lead guide calls the evening before to confirm timing, road conditions, and the plan for the day; if you miss that call, meet right out front of the store. From there we caravan north past Roosevelt Lake and up State Route 288 into the Sierra Ancha. Drive times from Phoenix, Scottsdale, or Sedona vary, so plan your morning accordingly.
Do I need climbing or canyoneering experience? ▼
None. Your guides teach a full ground school before the first drop, belay every rappel, and rig every anchor. The one athletic test is the canyon exit: a 15-foot chimney climb that beginners handle with a handline and coaching. Participants should be 8 or older, comfortable hiking uneven terrain for 4 to 5 hours, and able to fit our harnesses (adults up to a 42-inch waist; children's harnesses available). This tour is not a fit for severe unmanaged vertigo or recent joint surgeries.
What about inclement weather? ▼
This canyon runs November through April to dodge desert heat, and it is normally dry: after wet spells you may find seasonal waterfalls and shallow pothole pools, which we usually bypass. We monitor regional weather and upstream conditions for every departure, and 360 Adventures holds sole discretion on whether the canyon is safe to enter. If we call it off, you can reschedule or take a full cancellation. One desert constant: bees are often present outdoors, so if you have a severe allergy, bring your medication.
What footwear and clothing are required? ▼
Broken-in, closed-toe hiking boots or trail runners with aggressive tread are mandatory; sandals, open-toed shoes, and smooth-soled sneakers are strictly prohibited. Wear synthetic layers and durable pants or long tights, since the canyon walls are abrasive, and bring 24 to 32 oz of water in a durable bottle (we provide filtered refills). Add sunglasses with a retention strap and sunscreen for the open approach.
What is your cancellation and rescheduling policy? ▼
Strict 72-hour policy. Send cancellations or change requests in writing via our contact form; replies to your confirmation email cannot be processed. More than 72 hours out, you receive a full refund minus card processing fees; inside 72 hours or a no-show, the booking is charged in full. If 360 Adventures cancels for conditions, you receive a 100% refund including fees. Everyone must sign the online waiver at least 72 hours before the tour; a parent or guardian signs for anyone under 18.
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