The Slickrock to Bedrock river run on the Dolores River in Utah is a challenging route that requires significant whitewater experience. The section is characterized by steep gradients, tight canyons, and technical rapids. The river is generally runnable between mid-April and mid-June, depending on snowmelt and rainfall. The ideal flow rate is between 800 and 1,200 CFS. The most significant obstacle on this route is the Snaggletooth Rapid, which features a series of large boulders that must be navigated carefully. Overall, this is a thrilling and rewarding river run for experienced paddlers seeking a challenging adventure.