Disclaimer

WARNING:
Canyoneering is dangerous! The routes described within the Sierra Canyons website contain difficult technical obstacles that require specific knowledge and skill to overcome successfully. The knowledge and skills required to descend these canyons are too extensive to list at length here. If you have to ask what these are, you do not have the knowledge or skills required to descend these canyons safely. DO NOT ATTEMPT DESCENTS OF THESE CANYONS WITHOUT SEEKING OUT TRAINING. Attempting descents of any of the canyons described on the Sierra Canyons webite without proper knowledge and skills, could and probably will result in serious injury or death.

Canyoneering is VERY dangerous! By using any of the route descriptions contained within the Sierra Canyons website you agree and understand that your safety is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. You many be injured or killed while descending any of these routes. Neither the creators of the Sierra Canyons website nor anyone affiliated with the Sierra Canyons website maintains any of these routes in any way. Serious hazards will exist. Bad luck happens. It doesn’t matter if you are a total noob or an experienced canyoneer, you may be injured or die in these canyons. If you do, you agree IT’S NOT OUR FAULT!

Canyoneering is VERY, VERY dangerous! All manner of additional hazards exist on all of the routes described on the Sierra Canyons website. These include but are not limited to: Poisonous animals and plants, drowning hazards, sheer cliffs, rabid animals, rock fall, extreme heat, extreme cold, psychotic people known or unknown to you, trip hazards, slip hazards, all manner of sharp objects, airborne, waterborne, bloodborne and sexually transmitted diseases as well as other diseases. By using the route descriptions contained on the Sierra Canyons website you agree and understand that these hazards exist and that they can and probably will lead to serious injury or death while descending any of these routes. Once again, if any thing happens to you IT’S NOT OUR FAULT!

The bottom line, BE SAFE, TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR DESCISIONS AND USE THESE ROUTE DESCRIPTIONS AT YOUR OWN RISK!