Re: Travertine Canyon
Are you talking about going up Travertine from the river, or going down from the rim? For the latter, a permit is required from the Hualapai. Approaching...
dove menkes 2003-11-03 16:40:17 #25595

Re: Boucher Trail
A couple of us did this same hike in June and your post brings back a lot of mental images. Sounds like you had a wonderful time as did we. The camp at...
TT 2003-11-03 16:28:56 #25594

Info Request
I'm thinking of checking out Mohawk and National canyons in a few weeks. Anyone have any info on water levels? I'm not worried about finding drinking water,...
Todd 2003-11-03 16:24:02 #25593

Re: Reusing Water Bottles
It may be a "bunch of bull" but I suspect it might be the cause of the damage suffered by your speller. Mike (I re-use 2-liter soda bottles myself)...
mike_coltrin 2003-11-03 15:53:50 #25592

Re: Reusing Water Bottles
I am puzzled by the suggestion that water bottles should not be re-used because of "...leaching of the plastic over time into tiny particles into the...
kanabite 2003-11-03 15:29:18 #25591

Travertine Canyon
Does Travertine Canyon typically have a stream flowing in late March? Does it have any decent campsites? Thanks, Connie
Connie Mann 2003-11-03 15:27:33 #25590

Re: caution on kneesocks
A useful caution. I would certainly agree that any extra elastic at the top is a bad idea. I have not used any like that and the polypro ski socks I got...
Doug Nering 2003-11-03 15:03:51 #25589

caution on kneesocks
Fellow Hikers...I would be careful in wearing any "kneesocks" that end just below the knee and are held up by fairly strong elastic at the top end. I have...
doc thomas 2003-11-03 14:44:01 #25588

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