From the parking spot, walk off the ridge and descend steeply into a brushy drainage. Some hiking and bushwhacking is required in order to proceed down canyon. Eventually you will reach some drop offs.
Rap #1: 15’ from a tree on the right, or down climb.
Rap #2: 15’ from a tree on the right, or down climb.
Rap #3: 15’ from a rock on the right, or down climb.
Rap #4: 40’ double drop from a tree up on a ledge on the left.
Rap #5: 70’ from a tree stump on the left.
Rap #6: 50’ from a dead (but sturdy) tree at the top.
You’ll then be faced with a 45 foot down climb (not difficult), followed by rappel #7, a 25’ rap into a pool and nice section of narrows from a chockstone at the top.
Complete a short downclimb to rap #8, a 25 footer from a constructed deadman anchor (made from a rock pile) at the top.
Continuing down the drainage the canyon widens and you will be faced with 5 short drop offs, which may either be rappelled (obvious anchors) or down climbed to reach the confluence with a larger drainage. Walk along this canyon then a series of smaller, brushier side drainages (the last being the most shallow and most brushy) to climb to a shoulder. Drop down the other side of the hill and follow yet another shallow drainage to a point you had passed earlier in the day. Climb the steep hill up and out of the canyon, back to your car.

The rock for which 'Sunburst Canyon' is named.