Canyoneering is an outdoor activity that involves navigating through canyons using a combination of hiking, climbing, swimming, and sometimes rappelling. Participants explore narrow gorges and stunning landscapes, often requiring technical skills and equipment like ropes and harnesses. This adventure sport can vary in difficulty, with some routes being suitable for beginners while others are more challenging and require advanced techniques. Safety is crucial, as canyoneering can involve risks such as flash floods and difficult terrain. Popular locations for canyoneering include national parks like Zion National Park and Grand Canyon National Park.