Wolverine Canyon

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Golden Gate in Wolverine Canyon, Escalante National Monument Utah with female hiker in foreground Golden Gate in Wolverine Canyon Utah.jpg
Golden Gate in Wolverine Canyon, Escalante National Monument Utah with female hiker in foreground

Wolverine Canyon is a canyon near the town of Boulder, Utah. [1] It is small, only 3 miles in length until it meets with Horse Canyon and Little Death Hollow, and then leads down to the Escalante River.

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