Re: Grandcanyon: Tuckup
Very good,. That is quite helpful in my mental (and gear) preparation! Thank you! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
franzsand@aol.com 2004-09-05 10:05:56 #31838

NPS Mismanagement?
Digging a Big Hole, Contracting chaos stressing the Canyon Today's Republic and Gazette editorial page. "Badly needed repairs and construction at...
Bob Marley 2004-09-05 09:13:17 #31837

Re: Grandcanyon: Tuckup
The last steep part is on friction and fingerholds which makes it difficult to downclimb. I don't know what class that is but it is advanced enough that...
Bob Marley 2004-09-05 09:01:27 #31836

Re: Grandcanyon: Tuckup
Not really. I think Tuckup is more exposed. And unlike Cranberry, the Tuckup descent is on fairly smooth rock without great hand holds. --- franzsand@......
Bob Bordasch 2004-09-05 07:37:00 #31835

Re: Grandcanyon: Tuckup
It sounds similar to the descent at the bend in the Supai coming from Cranberry Canyon to Deer Creek. Is that a fair comparison? [Non-text portions of this...
franzsand@aol.com 2004-09-05 06:31:20 #31834

Re: Do it if you have the chance (Rim to Rim) - plus what I learnt
Cool!! Mary In grandcanyon@yahoogroups.com, "kaibab58" wrote: > After months of planning and reading posts for advice and guidance > finally did the rim...
MaryPhyl@mail.com 2004-09-04 12:10:55 #31833

North Bass
Robert and I have a permit for a whole week playing around North Bass in Oct. We have been down there many times--what I am asking is for recommendations...
MaryPhyl@mail.com 2004-09-04 12:07:39 #31832

Re: Grandcanyon: Tuckup
Always been able to come down the shute above with packs on and lowered packs from the ledge with no problem prior to downclimbing. Lots of webbing would be...
Bob Marley 2004-09-04 07:34:48 #31831

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