Re: Sunset Spot
Not a bad recommendation if you are going anywhere near the canyon at sunset. It always amazes me when people climb out on the rocks at Yavapai and...
Washburns 2005-01-12 11:37:30 #34048
Revised Bright Angel Trail Closure News Release
THE BRIGHT ANGEL TRAIL IN GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK CLOSES DUE TO
WEATHER IMPACTS
Grand Canyon, AZ – The Bright Angel Trail from Cinch-up, one quarter...
shioshya 2005-01-12 11:32:10 #34047
Re: Sunset Spot
FYI... If you do Shoshone take a flashlight with you. It is about a
mile walk on the gated road from the parking area to the rim.
Amy Tacey
South Rim,...
hiknchic 2005-01-12 11:28:05 #34046
Re: Nankoweap
Hi Bob,
You will definitely want to make the trip to Mystic falls and the ruins.
There is good camping below Seiber Point at the "cowboy camp" and water
is...
Peter Borremans 2005-01-12 11:07:27 #34045
Re: Sunset Spot
Thanks. I had Yaki Point in mind, but Shoshone Point may be a little
bit less crowded. I know what you mean about looking east. That's
the best direction...
Scott Regen 2005-01-12 10:58:02 #34044
Re: Point Huitzil Route-Royal Arch-Elves
Yep, Bob - I agree. Heavy packs and heat certainly can make for a much more time intensive hike.
Bob Marley <<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank"...
Lawrence Antonelli 2005-01-12 10:30:46 #34043
Re: Sunset Spot
If you have your own transportation: Then I'd go out to Shoshone
Point. Don't forget to look east. I think most people miss the true
beauty of sunset...
mhill5252 2005-01-12 10:05:34 #34042
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