Hopscotch Canyon

The reef in the Northern Swell forms short, east-facing, wide canyons with potholes. Individually these canyons aren't headliners, but together they can make a fun practice destination and several can be descended in a day. Hopscotch is named for the giant H formed by fault lines in the satellite view and it's downclimbing, non-technical nature.

On Foot: Walk the short downhill to the drainage and proceed upstream on a trail on the right of the trees in the drainage next to some rocky overhangs (Right Up Canyon). Gain a dirt ridge at the confluence. Hopscotch is the canyon on the right. Looking Left Up Canyon, note a large pour off that might make for a singular rappel of 100' or more. Upclimb in a drainage on the right of the pour off. Trend right (North) when possible toward the end of the drainage and walk around domes to the Northeast and downhill again.

Hike/Scramble down the drainage. Bypass two potholes on Canyon Right.