Re: Intro & Walk-in Permits
kerry@... wrote:
> I've been trying for about two weeks to find out the permit
> availability and likelyhood of getting a walk-in permit without
>...
Stefanie Bruninghaus 1999-03-01 12:52:15 #409
Re: Intro & Walk-in Permits
Hello Kerry,
Walk-in permits are a crap shoot, have talked to folks you got lucky
but most have not.
Once again sorry about not being selected...
Gordon & Karen Lindahl 1999-03-01 12:36:27 #408
Intro & Walk-in Permits
Hi,
I'm new to this group and haven't really done much hiking
in the Canyon yet. I've visited the Canyon a few times (both
North and South Rims) and done...
kerry@thalmann.com 1999-03-01 12:11:18 #407
Re: Question????
I agree with both sides. The fee system is a love/hate relationship. And
it does add up quite a bit when your doing several trips a year. The neat
thing...
Chris Polito 1999-02-28 20:39:12 #406
Re: Question????
Considering what the federal government might do to subsidize federal land managment without these types of use fees, I'd prefer to continue paying fees. At...
rclark@lcc.net 1999-02-28 18:56:38 #405
Re: Question????
Talk about touching a nerve. One night for one person at Bass could cost $69.
$20 permit fee, $20 entrance fee, $25 Supai road tax, $4 overnight use...
CHASBONGO@aol.com 1999-02-27 20:43:01 #404
Re: Question????
The permit fee certainly isn't trivial, but, for all but the lucky few that
live close to the Canyon, the fee is only a tiny part of the cost of a trip
there....
Ed Boesch 1999-02-27 08:36:41 #403
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