Re: Zoroaster Temple
The northeast arete is the route up Zoroaster from the
Zoroaster/Brahma Saddle, which requires two 200 foot ropes and quite
a bit of hardware unless you're...
Wayne Tomasi 2007-12-05 08:03:14 #48721
Re: Cave of the domes question
Having been there just before Thanksgiving, I'll add to Sam's
description.
Follow the trail west of the Mesa. You'll go across what I call
the "Red Beach";...
jagchiker 2007-12-04 23:08:06 #48720
Re: Zoroaster Temple
Gotcha. Thanks a lot, I appreciate your time and expertise. I am
familiar with the Clear Creek Trail. I believe the "northeast arête"
translates to the...
mplsbeatnik 2007-12-04 20:44:53 #48719
Re: Nankoweap Trail at 125 years old
OK, looking at the photos I see that the "scary spot"
seems to have gotten more narrow, or at least less of
a clearly defined hard packed tread, than when I...
Chris Schmandt 2007-12-04 17:45:48 #48718
Re: Havasu Canyon and Olo use area
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "Doug N" wrote:
> Any legitimate right to negotiate must include the right of refusal
> or no such right...
Steve Newcomb 2007-12-04 17:19:15 #48717
Re: Cave of the domes question
Here's the doc I got from someone on this site. I believe this cave
is public so having this info should be helpful.
Continue on north(main trail)heading ...
Sam 2007-12-04 16:24:06 #48716
Re: Cave of the domes question
I've always been able to locate the drainage that leads to the cave by
walking along the trail leading to the west arm of the mesa until I'm
lined up with the...
Seiders, Ed 2007-12-04 16:03:14 #48715
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