Error - Page 55: Reference Map of Canyons
On the map the locations of canyons 33 and 34 are reversed.

Canyon #3: Badger Canyon
I have not completed the loop hike heading up river to exit at a break in the cliffs, but received a report from a group who completed the loop that this is a good alternative to fixing ropes. Having exited this break after coming down Sevenmile Draw, I can say that some exposure and loose scree will be encountered.

Canyon #12: Barney Spring Canyon
I received a report that the canyon now has 3 bolts. These are located at the top of the 100' rappel, at the top of the 4' jump and at the top of the keeper pot-hole on the down-canyon side. A party reported they were able to successfully escape the keeper pool (which was completely dry at the time) using hooks in natural features - no drill holes required.

Driving Directions: The following directions are better than ROUTE 1 in the book, following a much better road.

ROUTE 1 (shorter if coming from the south): From Phoenix, take I-17 north to Sedona (at the exit for Highway 179). Turn left onto Highway 179 and follow it through the town of Oak Creek to Sedona and the intersection with Highway 89A. Drive 17.4 miles north on Highway 89A and turn left on FR 535. Drive 5 miles on this dirt road to a sign pointing left for Harding Point. Turn right (remaining on FR 535) and drive 5.2 miles to a left branching junction with FR 536. Turn left on FR 536 and follow it 0.8 miles to a 'T' junction. Turn right, remaining on FR 536 and follow it 3.3 miles to where it ends at a 'T' junction with FR 231. Turn left onto FR 231 (better road). Drive 12 miles then turn left onto FR 792. Drive approximately 1 mile and park.

Canyon #19: X-Pine Canyon
I received a report that a bolt has been installed at the mid-way point of the first drop in the canyon. Though completely unnecessary, the bolt is said to be well placed and will shorten the amount of rope required to complete the canyon.

Canyon #32: Parker Creek Canyon
In the text 2 exits are described - a through trip of the canyon with a car spot, and the Cadillac exit. Ignore both of these. The canyon is best done by descending the technical portion of the canyon to the 80' rappel. Just past this rappel on the right (west) side of the canyon is a break in the cliffs which provides and easy, if somewhat brushy route to the rim. Thanks to Jeremy for the tip!

Canyon #37: Lemmon Canyon
I received a question about the entry to Lemmon Canyon and the relative difficulties of the East and West Forks. There are two minor upper tributaries of Lemmon which cross the Wilderness of Rocks Trail. The first one you will pass is the East Fork (more difficult), the second is the West Fork (less difficult). Both forks require climbing on polished rocks, but my experience was that the west fork is the easier of the two.

Please take a look at the map below which shows more detail about the entry. I've marked the East Fork in Red and the West in Blue.

Approximate GPS coords are:
East Fork Entry: UTM 12N 518948 mE, 3586631 mN
West Fork Entry: UTM 12N 518433 mE, 3586218 mN