Re: non-permit hiking: Use areas
Prior to the early '80's all of those use areas didn't exist and it
was possible for people to use the real backcountry at higher levels.
Whether they were...
Bob Marley 2001-11-07 10:23:16 #11763
Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
Different maps have different advantages (that's why there are
different maps) but the Trails Illustrated (in coop with Nat Geo) map
has more features in...
doug@gloaming.com 2001-11-07 10:21:59 #11762
Re: non-permit hiking: Screw Those Foreigners
National Parks, if they even exist, and tourist attractions have two
rates, one for foreigners and one for locals in most of the places I
mentioned. If you...
Bob Marley 2001-11-07 10:09:45 #11761
Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
Rainbow Expeditions in Tucson, AZ publishes a fine map of the
central corridor entitled Phantom Ranch.
Wayne Tomasi
wtomasi@qwest.net 2001-11-07 08:50:39 #11760
Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
Steven,
I purchased and used the "Bright Angel Trail Hiking
Map and Guide" and found it to be an excellent
resource for my recent (and first) Grand Canyon...
Monty Schrunk 2001-11-07 08:49:37 #11759
Re: non-permit hiking: Screw Those Foreigners
--- In grandcanyon@y..., wtomasi@q... wrote:
> Bob,
> Taxes paid by US citizens pay for our National Parks. Europeans
and
> other foreigners don't pay...
steffi+@pitt.edu 2001-11-07 08:47:27 #11758
Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
At one time National Geographic published a map of just the corridor
area. I've seen it for sale in the past, but I don't know if it's still
in print. If you...
Hank Schnieder 2001-11-07 08:29:17 #11757
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