Zion National Park is crammed with canyoneers, which is why Moab
guide Matt Moore cased the empty La Sal Range for new routes. The
fruits of his labor: a canyon he calls Pleiades. This waterfall-riddled, surprisingly lush sandstone chasm has a location so hidden that even locals can't find it. On a day trip ($150; deserthighlights.com), you'll rappel through cascades, scramble through slickrock narrows, wade through moss-draped pools, and get back to town in time to kick back with a tart hefeweizen from the Moab Brewery.