Re: Down on SK and back up on BA trails
You need to call the Back Country office, # should be listed on your
permit. I do not think they start answering the phone until after 12
Noon, someone else...
Owen Kittredge 2004-03-06 19:20:42 #28707
Re: Down on SK and back up on BA trails
From the sound of it your training might not be enough.
Both SK & BA have nearly a 5,000 foot drop to the river with grades
in some sections of 15+...
Sam 2004-03-06 18:29:28 #28706
Re: Down on SK and back up on BA trails
We've just got back from training hike for 2 hours with 25-28 pounds
backpacks. I think about 3-4 miles. The terrain is 90% flat. Feeling
OK and no hurting....
California 2004-03-06 16:27:39 #28705
Re: Consider Boycotting Cascade Designs for Anti-LNT Ethics
I think LNT is a good guidline to follow.
Leave no trace means pack it out and leave it
the way you found it.
The colors people choose in gear is their...
Tony 2004-03-06 11:06:05 #28704
Re: How Saddam survived
What does this have to do with the Grand Canyon?
Tony.
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Tony 2004-03-06 11:01:56 #28703
Re: Down on SK and back up on BA trails
I have taken y13 to 45 year olds into the canyon and the younger ones
always handled the down hill much better than the adults. Sounds like
you are going...
Owen Kittredge 2004-03-06 09:46:37 #28702
Re: Down on SK and back up on BA trails
Will you hike with packs as heavy or heavier than you'll be carrying
into the Canyon?
Is there somewhere to get lots of downhill (with your packs...
Kenneth McNamara 2004-03-06 08:31:45 #28701
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