Re: Lonetree running in late May?
Jan, There is a spring about 20 to 30 minutes down Lonetree that appears to be reliable in all but the very very hottest months (and might be then too but I...
Sally Underwood 2008-01-11 08:26:40 #49063

Lonetree running in late May?
We just got a dandy reservation the last week of May: down the South Kaibab and east on the Tonto, four days to a last night at Horseshoe Mesa. My question:...
southkaibab 2008-01-11 05:46:47 #49062

Re: Newbie question - are we in over our heads????
Congratulations, beachbean, you not only received a huge response from all the experienced hikers, but you showed other newbie lurkers (good name for a rock...
pkbinder 2008-01-11 05:45:56 #49061

Re: Newbie question - are we in over our heads????
Beachbeanb, By now you've heard a ton of advice about trails, weather, elevation, etc., but I wanted to underscore something that's inherent but not explicit...
mweber 2008-01-11 01:28:08 #49060

Re: Newbie question - are we in over our heads????
I've done the GS three times. DO NOT go rim to river to rim in 1 day. You might consider the Bright Angel trail to Indian Gardend and back up. This will...
jeff 2008-01-10 20:15:09 #49059

Re: Newbie question - are we in over our heads????
NOT interested in that - a little fearful of roller coasters etc. I don't know if it's too late to get reservations, but there are 1-day non whitewater...
becki_s19 2008-01-10 17:19:29 #49058

Re: Newbie question - are we in over our heads????
Having a 1 time R to R under my belt and being from the coast the best piece of equipment I took were a pair of treking poles. I'm on the short side and they...
e g 2008-01-10 17:08:28 #49057

Re: Newbie question - are we in over our heads????
Figured I'd chime in with my 2 cents worth: My first hike in the Grand Canyon was exactly what you proposed: I hiked down the SK trail to Phantom Ranch,...
Darin 2008-01-10 14:47:37 #49056

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