Dye Canyon (Devils Jumpoff)

As Dye Canyon joins the San Diego River, it plummets 810ft in just 0.3 miles at a featured called the Devils Jumpoff. This canyon is usually dry but can become a monster waterfall after heavy rains.

The best approach is usually done hiking from Ramona, as shown on the map.

Rappels: The rest of the drops can be downclimbed in one way or another

There is an expedited exit climbing up the walls of the canyon RDC at the bottom of the big drop. This is a shorter but more challenging route. There is a longer but easier exit hiking up a ravine on RDC after the canyon opens up. Watch out for poison oak.