Re: bicycles?
Many places on the North Rim are not in the park. It's actually Kaibab National Forest. So mountain bikes are allowed today. You can litterally ride...
rich_rudow 2007-03-03 19:16:15 #45170

Re: bicycles?
I certainly agree - the average mountian biker would not stand much of a chance... for a fun ride anyway. But, just as we all condition to backpack GC, you...
rich_rudow 2007-03-03 19:13:00 #45169

Re: bicycles?
Here is the answer to my question:"What about riding mtb on 4wd 'roads' within the national park? Torroweep? Kanab Pt? I think this is ok, right?" from GCNP...
Stuart Zemel 2007-03-03 18:54:24 #45168

Re: bicycles?
What about riding mtb on 4wd 'roads' within the national park? Torroweep? Kanab Pt? I think this is ok, right? >From: "dnally" <<a rel="nofollow"...
Stuart Zemel 2007-03-03 18:49:52 #45167

Re: bicycles?
For the average mountain biker, biking the corridor trails would be quite dangerous, if not impossible. Only expert riders would be able to negotiate the...
dnally 2007-03-03 17:53:44 #45166

Re: bicycles?
Let me clarify - not in Grand Canyon. Alternating days in busy city parks and urban use areas would be worthwhile in my view. I agree, it would never work...
rich_rudow 2007-03-03 16:20:49 #45165

Re: bicycles?
Alternating days??? Imagine the affect that would have on backpacking permits. It would make many of the most common backpacking trips (corridor) almost...
mike_coltrin 2007-03-03 16:17:19 #45164

Re: bicycles?
Dick, that's not a bad approach - alternating days. I ride mountain bikes on National Trail in Phoenix South Mountain Park quite often. It's highly...
rich_rudow 2007-03-03 15:22:47 #45163

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