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In aviation, a box canyon, also referred to as a blind canyon, is a narrowing canyon with steep walls on either side of a floor that gradually increases in elevation. Box canyons often have narrow turning distances for aircraft and end in abrupt changes in elevations. Box canyons can also refer to limitations created by airspace restrictions or obstacles created by tall buildings in metropolitan areas. Flights into box canyons by pilots are often not intentional and due to pilot error. Box canyons can represent a risk of collision with terrain or stall.
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