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“Not for novices”: Moab’s expert packrafters run a rare Kane Creek flow

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“Not for novices”: Moab’s expert packrafters run a rare Kane Creek flow
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Utah News spotted this story published November 12, 2026 at Moab Sun News. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

In mid-October, heavy rain and wind hit the Moab area — flooding several roads and leaving about 70 ultrarunners and volunteers stranded at a remote aid station for Moab 240 participants. Just over a week later, another multi-day storm system flooded Hunter Canyon and caused temporary closures along Kane Creek road.

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