Re: non-permit hiking
It might be interesting for someone to actually find out what our
backcountry fees are being used for at the Park. I would guess that
they are being used...
worman@ispchannel.com 2001-11-07 12:36:01 #11773
Re: non-permit hiking
--- In grandcanyon@y..., cynpotato@h... wrote:
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> > First of all, it's not true that dayhikers pay nothing. They pay a
> > park entry fee. If I go for a...
steffi+@pitt.edu 2001-11-07 12:14:17 #11772
Re: non-permit hiking
There is an aspect to the fee discussion that has not surfaced so far.
Relative to other visitors, backpackers are a very small part of the
Park Service...
Jim Halpin 2001-11-07 12:12:17 #11771
Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
Yep, that's the map I was referring to. Great map! Since mine's getting
kinda worn, I might have to get a new one (or two...)
Thanks,
Hank
tom@... wrote:
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Hank Schnieder 2001-11-07 12:03:32 #11770
Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
I have either used or owned all the maps mentioned and would suggest
the Trails Illustrated (now owned by National Geographic) for at
least these two main...
bob41@grand-canyon.az.us 2001-11-07 12:03:01 #11769
Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
I love maps. I sometime catch myself looking more at the map than the
scenery though.
The National geographics map is available...
tom@bournemarimbas.com 2001-11-07 11:53:16 #11768
Re: non-permit hiking
it all depends on whether you measure $ per visit or $ per day.
I think the Park Entrance fee probably covers a lot of South Rim
infrastructure and...
cynpotato@hotmail.com 2001-11-07 11:37:23 #11767
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