Snake Alley and Sidewinder

Good spot to just explore the area and the multitude of mini slot canyons, acting as a "Choose your own Descent" adventure.

In the parking lot, there is a BLM map showing the paths to the climbing routes. The canyons are not labelled, but were easy to find. Plenty of other rappel routes that maybe aren't canyons, but are plenty of fun and good practice! After less than 10 minutes of walking, you'll come up to different slots, which will end up as your exits for whichever route you choose. Continue right and up, passing some climbing routes until you reach an anchor (possibly more starting anchors elsewhere, go explore!).

This is where we found multiple paths (we took variation A down after exploring variation B), where the canyon comes to a junction, with the drainage going mainly left (variation A), but a side trail following straight ahead and slightly up (variation B). Before R4b you can see some bolts going up a crack and a canyoneering anchor above the bolts and to the left (looking towards the right wall). The crack was 5.7ish climbing, and you can traverse across to the upper anchor for a new variation, but this was not explored by our group.