Re: hiking sticks
A hiking stick (Trock) definitely helped me avoid my usual foot beating going down into the canyon this May...other uses...a monopod for my digital camera...
tombuchta 2002-06-10 06:02:27 #15503

Re: LCR Gorge Hike
Nice report Joe, thanks. I'm real interested in your experience because I been to the confluence before and have wanted to some day do the same route you...
Tom Gendron 2002-06-09 17:33:30 #15502

Gear List
Hi all: I am a newcomer to your group, directed here inadvertently by aquabug. Looked at the archives and was pleased with the dialog content. I have hiked...
Bill Victor 2002-06-09 17:12:44 #15501

Re: hiking sticks
Wow ! I just can't resist jumping in to this hiking stick/poles thread. First I use 2 old ski poles with springs in the handles. Second when I was first told...
Owen Kittredge 2002-06-09 17:09:03 #15500

LCR Gorge Hike
Hello, Just completed a hike from about Waterhole Canyon in the LCR to the Confluence and out the Beamer and Tanner trails. The 20 miles or so of river...
josephheywood 2002-06-09 14:38:02 #15499

Re: hiking sticks
I agree with Bob A. Unless you have a specific need for hiking sticks, they're just one more thing to carry. I think they could be useful for hiking in...
oriska2001 2002-06-09 14:20:58 #15498

Re: rrfw riverwire GLEN CANYON DAM UPDATE
...the National Weather Service is calling for 1.45 million acre-feet of unregulated inflow to Lake Powell during this year's April through July runoff. ...
gcclimbing 2002-06-09 12:50:57 #15497

Re: hiking sticks
Bob, Very funny. Perhaps they only add 1.5 MPH to MY pace instead of 2 MPH. The benefit from walking sticks depends on your technique and how you use them....
Steve Wingate 2002-06-09 12:29:20 #15496

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