Re: tanner-vs-boucher loop
I've done the Tanner/Beamer/Escalante and Tonto/Boucher sections of both loops you are thinking of. Didn't use either the Hance or Hermit. With that...
dburian@swbell.net 2001-11-07 20:16:51 #11784

Re: Map Options for Corridor trails
I have the Trails Illustrated map on the wall of my bathroom where it greets me every morning. Since locating it there I have noticed, though, that I spend...
acheman77@hotmail.com 2001-11-07 17:38:13 #11783

Re: non-permit hiking
An excellent thought. Any political cause requires advocates to sustain it. Dollars are excellent advocates! I was recently in the Malay National Park...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2001-11-07 16:43:37 #11782

tanner-vs-boucher loop
just returned from clear creek in oct,and i am now trying to plan another canyon getaway,either it will be tanner/beamer or boucher loop,any info on the the...
blender918@yahoo.com 2001-11-07 16:30:21 #11781

Grand Canyon History Symposium
The final brochure for the conference at Grand Canyon, Jan. 24-27, has just been issued. Sessions include "Historic River Running," "Toll Roads & Trails,"...
bob41@grand-canyon.az.us 2001-11-07 15:43:45 #11780

Re: Day-hiker Permits
Seems reasonable to me. It seems likely backpackers are subsidizing casual dayhikers at the moment. It would seems best if we could each pay a rough...
Jim Halpin 2001-11-07 14:43:32 #11779

Re: non-permit hiking
I'm probably in the minority of hikers along with WT who also thinks the mules should stay. It's part of the history, helps keep up the beer supply at PR,...
doug@gloaming.com 2001-11-07 13:41:19 #11778

Re: non-permit hiking
Another interesting side note to park fees is the mule situation. There are only seven trails in the canyon that are mule worthy (N. Kaibab, S. Kaibab,...
wtomasi@qwest.net 2001-11-07 13:24:18 #11777

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