Re: Nanko to Ba trip report
Supainee, The answer to the first question is "not very". That assumes a fair level of Grand Canyon competence and experience, since getting off route gets...
David Marcus 2008-04-01 16:46:49 #50146

Re: new home page photo
Hey Bob, I think you nailed it. Hiking down Phantom Creek from the top or down Kanab, or Havasu (Supai campground to the Colorado River) or a classic hike...
rich_rudow 2008-04-01 12:59:50 #50145

Re: new home page photo
I think the meaning of the word "canyoneering" is still evolving. Steve Allen, author of three books on canyoneering in Utah, says that canyoneering is to...
Robert Bordasch 2008-04-01 10:03:26 #50144

Re: Havasu assault info?
Scoutmaster, a friend to this group had an idea about avoiding a car break-in at the Hualupai hilltop. If you stay at a hotel in Peach Springs the night...
pkbinder 2008-04-01 06:34:26 #50143

Re: Backpacker Magazine -- Horse Thief Route
John, It has been almost a year but I happened to re-read your post and since then I have learned what a "lollipop hike" is. It is not, as the name might...
chris.forsyth 2008-04-01 00:43:59 #50142

Re: new home page photo
Chris, great reply! Did I mention that the Coconino break coming off Indian Hollow would require a safety rope ... and I mean a lot of safety rope? Come...
rich_rudow 2008-03-31 23:46:44 #50141

Re: "Canyoneering"
I'd also put in a plug for Tyler Williams' book "Canyoneering Arizona". Tyler uses a definition for canyoneering which he differentiates from "canyon...
chris.forsyth 2008-03-31 23:22:16 #50140

Re: new home page photo
Wayne, You correctly observe that the term "canyoneering" has more than one definition. The newer usage of the term is defined thusly in the introduction to...
chris.forsyth 2008-03-31 22:54:12 #50139

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