Re: Temps at CW and IG in June
REI has a great fairly lightweight bag to put the packs in...that is what we
do for the airlines...
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beachboywantabe@aol.com 2004-05-29 19:19:52 #30323
Temps at CW and IG in June
I have a r2r in two weeks I know at the bottom of the canyon I do not
need a sleeping bag at night. What about the other 2 camp sites? Any
ideas light...
tiogariverrat 2004-05-29 18:30:46 #30322
Full Day Float Trips from the Dam
I did the full day trip in '98. I can't remember the company but loved the experience
and have been back for upper and full canyon trips.
For those without...
steverino723 2004-05-29 15:03:02 #30321
Re: North Rim in November? < Hwy67 >
If you enter Nankoweap from Saddle Mt. the snow risk exists but due to the
South facing trail, it has usually melted off only a few hundred feet down. I...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2004-05-29 14:41:47 #30320
Re: North Rim in November? < Hwy67 >
RB......
Sam's info is reassuring but you'll still want to be prepared and have snow chains with you. Our group finished a North Bass trip on Nov 4th, hiking...
Adrian Jantzi 2004-05-28 22:23:44 #30319
Re: North Rim in November? < Hwy67 >
Not sure if this help but Hwy 67 to the North Rim lodge area has been
kept plowed/open till at least Thanksgiving for the past several
drought years. Last...
Sam 2004-05-28 12:37:12 #30318
Re: First Timer -- Advise please
-Hiking down the South Kaibab is a nicer view of the canyon and then
spend some time around BA campground or in the dorms at Phantom
Ranch. Then day hike up...
g121562003 2004-05-28 11:51:38 #30317
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