Re: 1st time S Kaibab-Bright Angel
Steve - When you hike in -- walk softly -- that's right "softly". There's a temptation to go plowing down the trail - walking as you would on a dirt...
Kenneth McNamara 2008-09-30 14:02:40 #52599

Re: Any updates on Hermit Road access?
I am curious also about the status of access to hermits Rest? Nothing on the NPS website. Does anyone know what the current situation...
Camilla Bacher Kiming 2008-09-30 12:25:36 #52598

Re: 1st time S Kaibab-Bright Angel
I'd echo the recommendation to try to spend a second night. Once you're at Phantom, tell 'em you would like to stay a second night, and chances are pretty...
johngeyles 2008-09-30 12:07:08 #52597

Re: Canyon Hike in December
Thanks, Sue. Nothing so convincing as a personal testimonial. I am really anxious to get back to the Canyon, and to see it with snow on the...
William Harris 2008-09-30 10:24:14 #52596

Re: 1st time S Kaibab-Bright Angel
What time of year are you hoping to go? Given what you have told us, if you have time for an extra day, or two, I would try to stay one night at Indian...
mplsbeatnik 2008-09-30 09:15:27 #52595

Re: Nasty water photos!
Thanks -- never heard of it. On Sep 29, 2008, at 16:52, Keith wrote: > Doug, > > That's probably what they call a Horsehair or Gordian worm. They are >...
Doug Nering 2008-09-30 08:52:30 #52594

Re: 1st time S Kaibab-Bright Angel
Be sure to take breaks at least once every hour for 10 mins or so. Try to find a spot where you can remove your boots and elevate your legs above your torso....
Darin 2008-09-30 08:50:08 #52593

Re: 1st time S Kaibab-Bright Angel
Consider using a trekking pole(s). I prefer one pole leaving a hand free; others prefer 2 poles. It's important to eat as well as drink. (Eating will prevent...
Bessie Hyde 2008-09-30 06:37:44 #52592

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