Re: Hermit routes
BTW, I think Green is describing Bob Packard's route from Dripping Springs down into the Hermit Basin, which is somewhat more involved and requires some...
Wayne Tomasi 2003-02-05 07:52:43 #19703

Re: Hermit routes
The best way to "climb" down the bed of Hermit is to leave the main Hermit Trail at Breezy Point where you can walk down the slope off the south side past a...
Wayne Tomasi 2003-02-05 07:50:11 #19702

Hermit routes
In his hiking guide Green says that it is possible to climb through the redwall and supai in Hermit Creek. Harvey also shows that as a route on his map. ...
canyonsara 2003-02-05 07:33:32 #19701

it's not a race
I agree so much more fun to go take pictures and enjoy the views, than to make a race out of it! Ellen ---
Ellen 2003-02-04 23:17:55 #19700

Re: alternate route into Royal Arch?
Thank you Adair for those sane words. Elves Chasm is, I guess often visited by boating parties, to whom the whole realm of river accessible treasures are...
jastcaird@aol.com 2003-02-04 22:15:54 #19699

hey you NWsterners!
For anyone in the NW that is interested: I emailed SUWA re: the possibility of arranging a tour up here for Steve Allen the slickrock Slot Canyoneer. They...
tomkbourne2002 2003-02-04 20:40:13 #19698

Re: alternate route into Royal Arch?
I agree with Adair's comment that you shouldn't do this. This is a very unusual and fragile area and the history suggests that it can't be accomplished...
Doug Nering 2003-02-04 20:28:57 #19697

Re: alternate route into Royal Arch?
I would hate to see you do it. The various pools in Elves are beautiful and the columbines grow way up the walls. To reppel that distance would require...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2003-02-04 18:56:30 #19696

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