Re: Canyon in December
Bill,
Negotiating all of the drainages is a bit tedious but not technically
challenging. My problem was attempting to do a dayhike from Tanner to LCR...
Bob Ribokas 1999-12-02 04:15:41 #1258
introduction
say,
been reading some of the messages posted by your group. lots of good
information out there.
my first canyon hike was a one night stay on...
james froyck 1999-12-01 21:07:37 #1257
Re: Canyon in December
Thanks, Bob. I'm glad I read the trip report. Due to all of the effort
you had with the drainages on the way to the LC I am reconsidering my
itinerary. ...
William Davis 1999-12-01 16:52:37 #1256
Re: New Canyon Hiking Book
HI Tom,
I looked at your book when I was in Flagstaff last month and I was very
impressed with it. I am very particular about guide books (I have even...
Mike Mahanay 1999-11-30 22:18:39 #1255
Re: Canyon in December
My guess would be that you could probably get something though Tanner itself may
be full. As for snow... it is tough to call, especially early in the season....
Bob Ribokas 1999-11-30 11:21:21 #1254
Re: Canyon in December
Bill -- Just guessing but I think you should have no problem getting a
permit. No snow at all yet. The way the Tanner is situated the snow should
melt...
QUICKPACE@aol.com 1999-11-30 11:16:08 #1253
Canyon in December
Does anyone have a feel for whether a Tanner/Beamer/LC route would be
available for the week of December 13th (two weeks from now)? Also, how
much snow, on...
william davis 1999-11-30 11:09:59 #1252
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