Re: "Canyon May Get Fast Rail"
An hour or more ride on a train to see the canyon would keep me away from the south rim. That means only a few hours on the rim, Shuttles to different lookout...
e g 2003-11-03 16:45:28 #25596

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

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