Re: Down on SK and back up on BA trails
I think the S. Kaibab is harder mostly because the steps are higher where
they have the posts on the trail...but it is worth it because the views are so...
beachboywantabe@aol.com 2004-03-06 20:42:48 #28709
Re: Down on SK and back up on BA trails
Oh, on the SK trail it is really not any steeper (to me), the BA trail
has ~2 miles of river trail so the average grade is less. I recommend
going in on the...
Owen Kittredge 2004-03-06 19:25:45 #28708
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
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