high flow photos
I uploaded some photos of the high flow on the Colorado to the photo section...it was sure fun to see!
Sally Underwood 2008-03-08 16:40:08 #49853

Re: Saddle Mountain
Thanks Bill...we can change our route and make up some time if we end up taking more time getting to Nankoweap, but I hope we don't have to do that. I have...
Sally Underwood 2008-03-08 16:37:20 #49852

Re: Saddle Mountain
Hi Sally, I've been up to the saddle and over into Nankoweap in February twice. Both were big snow years. The first year I was woefully unprepared,...
bill_orman 2008-03-08 15:14:55 #49851

Re: Saddle Mountain < OT >
Hi Sally, I think model is ok but I suspect under estimates at least for where I was hiking on Thursday. Did a highpoint 12hr day-trek in eastern az next...
Sam 2008-03-08 11:52:13 #49850

Re: Saddle Mountain
Hi Jay, Thanks for this link! I hope that you are right, but I have rounded up snowshoes anyway. One of our group is going up there to do a recon on Monday,...
Sally Underwood 2008-03-08 07:11:32 #49849

Re: Saddle Mountain
Sally, From the looks of this snow depth map, there is 50-75 inches of snow up on the plateau, but none at the saddle or below. ...
Jay Lawrence 2008-03-07 21:41:00 #49848

High flow experiment
Hi folks, Just got back from a night at BA campground, a trip planned in order to see the river at its peak and it was amazing! One guy said he had seen 5...
Sally Underwood 2008-03-07 17:31:05 #49847

Re: This week's (week of 3/2/08) canyon flood
I hiked down to Phantom a few years back, during an earlier 'flood', just to see what it was like. The river was definitely a lot bigger! All the rocks...
Hank Schnieder 2008-03-07 13:13:34 #49846

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