Participants will traverse rock fins on foot, following drainages and canyons to two rappelling spots. They first descend into the slot canyon, known as the Medieval Chamber. As they do so, they witness stunning strata of sandstone accumulated over many millennia. The canyon then widens, permitting access to the second rappelling point. This exceptional free-hanging rappel is a thrilling 120 feet alongside Morning Glory Natural Bridge. The bridge, with a span of 243 feet, counts among the largest natural land bridges in the United States. Once they’ve reached the base, visitors can relish a picturesque trek through Grandstaff Canyon towards the Colorado River.