Re: Pitching a tarptent at the Canyon
I gave up trying to drive stakes in the ground of most campsites in the southwest long ago. I carry sand/snow anchors and plop rocks on them.
Don Lundman 2007-05-15 22:38:53 #46216

Re: Pitching a tarptent at the Canyon
I've got a couple of comments to add.... Especially in a serious rain, you need to pitch a tarp right to begin with. Once it starts to rain all night and...
Doug Nering 2007-05-15 22:38:18 #46215

RRFW Riverwire - NO BLASTING OF LOGJAM AND STRAINER THIS YEAR
RRFW Riverwire � NO BLASTING OF LOGJAM AND STRAINER THIS YEAR May 15, 2007 Last year�sThe logjam at Pistol Creek on the Middle Fork of the Salmon...
RRFW_Riverwire@att.net 2007-05-15 20:56:25 #46214

Re: Back injury question
14 fractures in the back, including blown L4-5... Best therapy includes: periodic chiropractic adjustment white water canoeing / kayaking ...
Dr. Brown 2007-05-15 20:39:11 #46213

Music
Not sure if it is the greatest for the canyon (haven't even taken my iPod down there yet, but when you are sitting around the creek after getting kicked...
Harvey Y Brandt 2007-05-15 19:56:33 #46212

Re: Next Hike
Clear Creek or Grandview/Sk loop would be your next logical progression. Or you could do The Horseshoe Mesa/Cottonwood Creek/Hance Creek area. Bob...
Bob Holland 2007-05-15 19:36:57 #46211

Re: Pitching a tarptent at the Canyon
I have a tarptent. It has been my experience that stakes are rarely useful at many Canyon campsites. (combination of sand, sandy soil, rocks, and hard...
Bessie Hyde 2007-05-15 19:36:14 #46210

Pitching a tarptent at the Canyon
I've finally gotten over my 'thing' about non-freestanding shelters, (cutting my tent weight in half helped sway me) and have ordered a Rainshadow 2...
becki_s19 2007-05-15 18:43:49 #46209

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