Nodes in Davis County

Davis County sits between Weber County (Ogden) & Salt Lake County. Although there are few established routes/ crags in this sector, there is potential.

Adam's Canyon Trailhead.

NW facing gully formation near canyon mouth (41.066508, -111.898170). WI1 steps & slabs finish at ~10ft WI2 column when formed. Other lines go near M1/2 and up or moderate snow 45+.

Egress: Walk off west along ridge and gain trail.

WI2 ramps along left side lead to ~20ft WI3 step. Pine tree slung anchor atop (potentially buried in snow).

Potential mixed lines exist within the waterfall basin.

Near Davis Creek Trailhead at designated parking lot.

This line consists of 4 separated waterfalls along Davis Creek Trail. Expect a tight trail corridor, breaking trail, tree tunneling, & ~2+hrs hike time.

1. 30+ft (no topo). Unlikely to be formed. Could be mixed climbed for the truly initiated. Gear/ grade unknown. Bolted belays are said to exist on left and right side.

2. WI2, 80+ft. Hike along Davis Creek Trail to "2nd Waterfall" trail marker (1+miles, ~1hrs). Steepening moderate ice ramp on right side or ramp with varying sized step on left. Belay from trees above. Descend and return to trail or ramble up south hillside to intersect trail.

3. WI2/3, 40+ft. Continue along trail to 3rd waterfall(~30-45min). Expect short WI3 column with dry tooling potential on left or ramps & short steps on right (WI2/2+). Belay from trees above. A short walk upstream gains 4th waterfall.

4. WI2/2+, M3/4, 75-120ft. Moderate eggshell ice to rock slab (delamination hazard). Belay off tree cluster to left, or top out through single bolt protected rock step/roof (M3/4).Finish on moderate/steep snow to belay tree. Rappel with 60m rope to tree cluster anchor.

Egress: Rappel top two waterfalls & Hike Davis Creek Trail back to trailhead.