Re: Practicality of hiking South Rim to Colorado River and back in
If it seems like I'm in a hurry, that's probably true.
I will be in Phoenix on business and I don't have the
benefit of numerous days in the Grand Canyon. ...
Dave Rivard-Lentz 2004-01-22 13:38:30 #27843
Re: Practicality of hiking South Rim to Colorado River and back in
Thank you for the advice. How early can you enter the
park area? Is it gated, or can you start at the time
of your choice?
Dave
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Dave Rivard-Lentz 2004-01-22 13:36:31 #27842
Re: Lost City in the
If you read this article, it provides a good warning for newbies to GC backpacking. This gentleman did not know what he was getting himself into and was not...
Josh Case 2004-01-22 13:19:55 #27841
Re: Practicality of hiking South Rim to Colorado River and back in
Some of the signs say not to "attempt" to hike from
the rim to the river and back in one day. I guess if
you are successful, it is ok. I do this about once...
Galen Yoder 2004-01-22 13:11:52 #27840
Re: Fw: Bush Falls Far Short on Promise to Repair National Parks Br
Yup, I agree with this article: it is a lot harder to repair eight
long years of Clinton and Gore's neglect than anybody thought. Does
mention that it is a...
Jim Todt 2004-01-22 13:06:35 #27839
Re: Practicality of hiking South Rim to Colorado River and back in
Hi Dave--The canyon is steep--very hard on the knees and toes
going down. The south rim is 7000ft the river is 2000. I am sure
you can do it--I did it...
MaryPhyl@mail.com 2004-01-22 12:46:27 #27838
Re: Hualapai do have a place in the Grand Canyon
Hi Bob and Vince, I apologize for not making my point clearly. It is simply
this. The NPS uses justifications to hold an annual meeting and allow
certain...
Tom Martin and Hazel Clark 2004-01-22 12:43:37 #27837
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