Re: how big a pack for 3-day rim-to-rim?
Beverley: As people have mentioned, there are a lot of variables and the best advice is to do a dry run before the trip, but I think you will fill whatever...
Kam Pebler 2006-02-12 23:04:49 #39970

Re: OT: Creationists rafting Colorado in June & July
I believe I was browsing a Backpacker magazine at an airport within the last year and came across an article about one of these creationist River trips. ...
johngeyles 2006-02-12 22:18:18 #39969

Re: OT: Creationists rafting Colorado in June & July
I love the pictures in Tom's book but then I'm a Canyon fanatic. --- ... > I'm not suggesting having a discussion here, you understand -- we've > been over...
Bob Marley 2006-02-12 21:23:08 #39968

Re: how big a pack for 3-day rim-to-rim?

m_landman 2006-02-12 21:12:46 #39967

Re: how big a pack for 3-day rim-to-rim?
Hello Beverly, I guess the best way to find out is to pack your bag with the equipment and food you think you'll need. How many cubic inches is 45 L? ...
Adrian Jantzi 2006-02-12 20:56:02 #39966

Re: how big a pack for 3-day rim-to-rim?
Beverley Keefe wrote: > Three of us will be doing a rim to rim hike in mid/late May The planned opening date of the North Rim is May 15. > ...I'd like to...
Gene Fowler 2006-02-12 20:55:25 #39965

Re: how big a pack for 3-day rim-to-rim?
Very individual question. What do you plan to eat? Basically you will add volume for the food, and possibly cooking equipment and stove. I suspect that...
Bob Washburn 2006-02-12 20:48:04 #39964

Re: how big a pack for 3-day rim-to-rim?
Beverly - In mid to late May, the temperatures will be very moderate at night, so you will not need much in the way of a sleeping bag. A tent is optional. ...
richard2425848 2006-02-12 20:46:00 #39963

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