Re: mules to carry food down?
The February 2001 edition of "Backpacker" magazine has a section on food.
Some folks like freeze-dried prepackaged meals. I do not care for them, but
I also...
firefly 2000-12-03 14:14:23 #5343
Re: mules to carry food down?
Why not just bring freeze dried food and perhaps a loaf of bread.
Steve
On 3 Dec 00, at 17:31, avp8@... wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I (think) I read somewhere that...
Steve Wingate 2000-12-03 13:41:14 #5342
Re: mules to carry food down?
To book duffle going up or down on the mules between Grand
Canyon Village and Phantom Ranch contact the Bright Angel
Hotel Transportation Desk...
bob41@grand-canyon.az.us 2000-12-03 11:23:28 #5341
Re: mules to carry food down?
Angela, if you plan it properly, you said "we", the load for 2 people for
that length of time can be better than you might think. Marsanne
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firefly 2000-12-03 11:13:08 #5340
Re: mules to carry food down?
I think I read somewhere that it costs $45 to take a mule load down. For a 10% premium you can buy quite a few things at Phantom Ranch and credit cards are...
MaryPhyl2@aol.com 2000-12-03 10:40:56 #5339
mules to carry food down?
Hi!
I (think) I read somewhere that for a fee, one can arrange mules to
carry don gear/food. Does this need to be arranged in advance, or
when we get...
avp8@aol.com 2000-12-03 10:32:03 #5338
Re: Winter camping on the North Rim
I never had access once the gate has been closed at Jacob Lake. Late
in the season if much of the snow is melted I am sure one could drive
to some of the...
Bob 2000-12-03 08:44:18 #5337
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