Re: rockclimbing for acrophobes?
Thanks everyone. I think taking up indoor rock climbing is going to be just what I need to get me over this phobia. I checked and we actually have a small...
kl7rs 2005-02-20 19:26:28 #34886

Re: Women doing long hikes in the Canyon (was 'Tonto Trail')
Thanks! I have read many of Adair's posts but have to admit... I assumed that "Adair" was a man's name. Oops! I guess I should know better as many often...
Dana Kaleta 2005-02-20 19:25:25 #34885

Women doing long hikes in the Canyon (was 'Tonto Trail')
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, Dana Kaleta wrote: > > On another note, I would like to know more about women who have done > long treks in...
David Marcus 2005-02-20 18:43:13 #34884

Re: Tonto Trail
thanks to everybody who has weighed in so far. March is pretty much exactly what i was thinking, although i understand that passability to S. Bass is mostly...
Emma Eyeball 2005-02-20 18:19:05 #34883

Re: rockclimbing for acrophobes?
This is Chris the Lurker responding to the rock climbing for acrophobes. Yes, I was afraid of heights. Even climbing a ladder was a daunting task for me....
sduffy294@cs.com 2005-02-20 17:32:14 #34882

Re: Tonto Trail
people think it is tedious and boring. LOL.. I admit - I too have thought seriously about hiking from South Bass TR to New Hance TR (having done the...
Camilla Bacher 2005-02-20 12:40:51 #34881

Re: Tonto Trail
Hi, A friend and I are hiking the Tonto this March/April. I am 38 and she is 28, both women. We hike in on the Tanner, then out the Beamer, back across...
Dana Kaleta 2005-02-20 10:21:17 #34880

Re: Monument Pt access when snowy ?
Yeah... reaching the trailheads in early April is probably out of the question this year, although late April -may- have a somewhat higher probability of...
Paul J Neiman 2005-02-20 09:59:09 #34879

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