Re: 1 day in and out of canyon feasible?
I would be more apt to suggest Cedar Ridge on the South Kaibab and no further. Although hot and dry, Cedar Ridge will give you the best feel for the Canyon...
kampaz5 2002-09-23 20:44:42 #16811

Re: Hyponatremia - Camelbacks & Kids
Thanks for that Kam, I'm taking my kids down to Phantom on Sunday, and all this hyopnatremia talk, plus forecast of highs near 100 at the river, has me...
tomkbourne2002 2002-09-23 20:42:34 #16810

Re: Hyponatremia - technical article URL
Thanks for all this medical talk, very informative. No wonder I always want Pringles coming out of that hole. Regarding Bob Marley's post: >I think if the...
Tom Bourne 2002-09-23 20:28:40 #16809

Re: Hyponatremia - Camelbacks & Kids
Just one comment for those who hike with kids. Actually, the same holds true for adults. The first hike we did where anyone had a camelback type system...
kampaz5 2002-09-23 20:27:36 #16808

Re: 1 day in and out of canyon feasible?
<< We'll try for a last-minute permit reserved for walk-ins, but if we don't get it, how realistic is it to hike in and out the same day? Some years...
grandcanyonbackpacker 2002-09-23 19:55:54 #16807

Re: Trekking Poles?
I've been using trekking poles for the past year and find a noticeable difference, especially while wearing a pack. At first they seemed to get in the way...
Dam Wiley 2002-09-23 19:33:30 #16806

Re: Hyponatremia - technical article URL
have (or be borderline) chronic hyponatremia? Oh, absolutely! While our bodies normally maintain a very narrow range for most electrolytes and...
Sonya 2002-09-23 19:16:19 #16805

Re: Trekking Poles?
I bought my poles through REI and have used them twice. I had little problem adjusting to them and for whatever reason find myself hiking at a faster rate...
mebarnes 2002-09-23 18:47:50 #16804

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