Hazard of lowering packs...Packs on the run!
Just a couple of pack stories. In 1994 we were taking the Cranberry Route to Deer Creek and found ourselves lowering packs (30 foot) over one of the...
mhill5252 2005-02-08 13:16:17 #34579

Re: Redwall Route above Cottonwood Creek
Doug, You're very welcome. I have a question for you but I'm on my way out the door for two days so I'll email you off-line when I return on Thursday. Wayne
Wayne Tomasi 2005-02-08 12:47:45 #34578

Re: Hermit in October
just wanted to share my experience. my husband and i did the hermit/ba loop last october. we were on the hermit trail october 1st. we got to the...
Valarie Avena 2005-02-08 12:21:14 #34577

Re: Canyoneering
What a great resource for GC enthusiasts. Much thanks, Rich. GC hiking is distinct from typical canyoneering, but often has need of similar techniques to...
Doug N 2005-02-08 12:00:54 #34576

Re: Redwall Route above Cottonwood Creek
Thank you, thank you Wayne. I've been down a route in this area twice and it is good way to pack a little more adventure into an otherwise easy backpack....
Doug N 2005-02-08 11:54:39 #34575

Re: Sunrise/Sunset in the Canyon
Thanks, I missed it when I looked there. When I'm in the canyon I tend to not wear a watch. But in planning it should be useful. ----- Original Message...
Bob Washburn 2005-02-08 11:24:21 #34574

Redwall Route above Cottonwood Creek
I believe I first heard about the route through the Redwall in Cottonwood Creek in a conversation with Harvey Butchart. The first time I noted it in my...
Wayne Tomasi 2005-02-08 10:35:19 #34573

Summer temps (was Re: Sunrise/Sunset in the Canyon)
First Canyon hike was June 22-24 a number of years ago. Very hot - PR daytime highs of 117 (ugh!), nightime low was 95. I will never forget the feeling of...
deadhead1232000 2005-02-08 10:12:45 #34572

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