Re: Sleeping Gear for Corridor in May
There are several options: The lightest bag you can buy, the cheap fleece
zippered bags, light down (I am allegoric to it so not an option for me),
Then...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2003-01-26 09:06:08 #19384
Re: Sleeping Gear for Corridor in May
i had the same concern as i will hike in may also. the only
difference is that we will also camp on the rims.we are taking the
lightest 0* bag because of an...
twocanoeit
Re: Sleeping Gear for Corridor in May
> cool at Cottonwood and Indian Garden than at BA?
Cottonwood is not that much higher elevation than the river and it
tends to be more similar in temps,...
Patricia Corry
Re: Sorta WIMP. Geo Steck
I am assuming you must be kidding! Geo Steck wrote two books on the Grand
Canyon, loop trips I and II. which recently have been republished and
combined...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2003-01-26 08:57:24 #19381
Re: Kolb Arch
I have hiked Kwagunt creek to the arm immediately beyond Banta point leading to the Kwagunt-Lava Saddle. I found a break in the Tapeats just up the arm about...
Robert Gprsoutrun 2003-01-26 08:55:52 #19380
Re: Sleeping Gear for Corridor in May
I second Tina's comment. The canyon is unpredictable. What shows as
historical may be far from what you experience. I have a 15 degree down
that weighs next...
Lisa Siler Fink 2003-01-26 07:46:44 #19379
Re: Sleeping Gear for Corridor in May
Hi Larry~
Have fun on your first backpacking trip into the Canyon. To answer your question, I only carried a fleece bag once into the Canyon, and never...
Tina Caskey 2003-01-26 06:51:02 #19378
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