Another beautiful fall morning in North Wash. Before heading off on our Nefarious Enterprise, a quick canyon in North Wash was in order. Looking through Wyoming Dave's recent finds, we chose Morocco as the best venture. A quick trip to Hog Springs (for, the usual) and we parked at the 'trench' of Casablanca canyon and followed Dave's directions up the cliff - and around to the head of the canyon. Dave having fun, as usual!

I really enjoyed the simple elegance of the Dave's anchors. Here's a rock stack for the first rap.

A few nice downclimbs. In this case, then hop to the right to keep out of the pothole.

Lovely rock and features in this canyon.

Amazing, the amount of action in this short, little canyon. Another rap, kinda dodgy chockstone!!! (not)

And another rap. Being close to the Henry Mountains, there are quite a few igneous-rock boulders lying about, which make for solid, secure chockstones.

Dave downclimbing a crease. His extendo-reach allowed static climbing to the ground. I chose to rap.