Re: Do cell phones work there?
That sounds like there is a good (interesting) story. Probably, what would make it most interesting is that you didn't make the call in the end. -- DN On...
Doug Nering 2004-02-10 08:10:09 #28202

Re: first timer--possibly a loner
Hi Kami What is your backpacking experience and do you have any experience with desert hiking. Also you should check out www.kaibab.org for good...
Owen Kittredge 2004-02-10 06:27:17 #28201

Re: how to treat water in the canyon--what to do about silt
I seem to recall this subject coming up each summer for the past couple after the virus outbreaks. Believe iodine wasn't effective in all cases and it...
Steve 2004-02-10 03:19:14 #28200

first timer--possibly a loner
Hi-- I'm new to this site and also have never been to the GC. Just decided I'd like to go ahead and make the trip over spring break this year- week of...
RAMIKENAE 2004-02-10 03:18:46 #28199

Re: Do cell phones work there?
I was once in the unfortunate position of preparing for a 9-1-1 call from within the Canyon. I never had to actually make the call, but I had three bars on...
mmmwilderness 2004-02-10 03:18:46 #28198

Re: how to treat water in the canyon--what to do about silt
Alum is a solid choice. In addition, you may want to consider banding a coffee filter or hanky over your pump's intake port to up the anti-clog odds even...
ffeagans 2004-02-09 21:18:58 #28197

Re: Maswik to South Bass on foot
I did not walk down the boundary road. I did see beat up picnic area where a road leads to. I can not remember, if I saw vehicles tracks in the snow at...
Vincent Yazzie 2004-02-09 21:17:03 #28196

Re: Hermit Rapids to Granite
There is no trail and it does take time route finding ...but it's only a mile or two.I did it with a 20 lb pack...just stay as low (close to the River)as the...
doc thomas 2004-02-09 18:55:24 #28195

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