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We went as far as we could through the slot and just turned around and came back the way we came. Or, in the couple of spots that the walls level out, you can climb to the top and walk back toward the lake on the top of the canyon. Either way is beautiful but the top of the canyon is about 20 degrees warmer.
BRING WATER. We came across some people trying to do this hike in flip flops, no life jackets and no water. They did not last long.
Labyrinth is really beautiful, somewhat challenging, and not crowded. We came across just one other group on the entire hike. Bring a GoPro because the views and colors are amazing!!
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Hike and Swim through Labyrinth Canyon
This is a dangerous hike to take - flash floods, snakes, and debris are just a few things to take into account. There are better areas to explore in the bay: cookie jar butte, etc.
Hike and Swim through Labyrinth Canyon
This is also the perfect canyon to kayak! We parked our houseboat at the mouth of the labyrinth and kayaked in. It was about a 4 hour round trip, but we stopped many times to swim, take photos and snack. Highly recommend.
Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!
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