Thunder River vacancy
Hi all. I've got a 4 night permit to Thunder River and had someone
back out on me. Now I'm looking for a capable replacement. The dates
are; Wed. 9/24 -...
whereveriroam 2003-08-15 22:53:06 #23804
Re: Crampons vs. Yaktrax
My boyfriend and I did two dayhikes in January of this year, one down the BA and the other down SK. For both we used the 4-point crampons and they worked...
Anna 2003-08-15 16:34:06 #23803
Re: Crampons vs. Yaktrax
Check the Archives for this Group. You will get varying opinions about Yaktrax. Personally for your purposes the in-step crampons are sufficient and can be...
Bob Audretsch 2003-08-15 16:23:31 #23802
Re: Runaway Mules Hide from Rangers!
Story says NPS mules... Are there GC mule rangers now?
Thought the mules were vendor owned? (used to be amfac)
--- In grandcanyon@yahoogroups.com, "Canyon...
Canyon Hiker 2003-08-15 15:06:03 #23801
Re: Crampons vs. Yaktrax
I think Yaktrax work better than the instep/single crampons.
Depending on snow conditions the instep crampons often clog which is
not a problem with...
Canyon Hiker 2003-08-15 15:01:42 #23800
Runaway Mules Hide from Rangers!
Wednesday, August 6 Ranger Report
• Approximately one dozen NPS mules got loose and were chased through
the village for hours by maintenance personnel....
Canyon Hiker 2003-08-15 14:55:28 #23799
Crampons vs. Yaktrax
Does anyone have an opinion about how well Yaktrax (spikeless
coil system) performs in relation to crampons for hiking on ice
and snow? I've seen these...
Jan Taylor 2003-08-15 14:52:39 #23798
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