Re: Nanko to Ba trip report
Sally is too kind. What really happened is that we went up the drainage from Lava/Chuar towards Juno Saddle, staying in the bed because we were too lazy to go...
David Marcus 2008-04-01 17:09:42 #50147

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

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