Re: Equipment question - Tent Stakes
These look extremely similar to ones I've been using fro years - got 'em
from backcountry.com I think. I second the recommendation. I've found
that if I'm...
johngeyles 2008-11-17 12:37:55 #52990
Re: Clear Creek Canyon
Nor do I think it's 6 miles from camp-area to the River. I did it one-way
in about 2 hours once when I was worried about my laid-out sleeping bag
getting...
johngeyles 2008-11-17 12:35:32 #52989
Re: Guidebook?
"Hiking Grand Canyon NP" by Ron Adkison (Falcon Press).
> Can someone recommend the best all-around
> guidebook for backpacking in the Canyon?
>
> Kurt P....
johngeyles 2008-11-17 12:32:46 #52988
Re: Clear Creek Canyon
I have seen a couple literature references (none of which I can name
off the top of my head) that place Cheyava Falls between 3 to 4 miles
upstream of the...
Steve Rakowski 2008-11-17 12:16:07 #52987
Re: Equipment question - Tent Stakes
I have used the titanium stakes sold at REI with great success at both
BA and IG campgrounds.
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Steve Rakowski 2008-11-17 12:07:52 #52986
Re: Equipment question - Tent Stakes
I use the "Parachute Bags"...Get them at REI. They hold the rocks and you can spread them out. I have used these instead of stakes for all my hikes..at...
larry rider 2008-11-17 09:22:06 #52985
Re: Equipment question - Tent Stakes
If I'm not mistaken, there are picnic tables at each campsite in
Bright Angel Campground. Tie off to one of those and leave the stakes
at home.
Chris
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chris.forsyth 2008-11-17 07:44:58 #52984
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