Re: Drinking water at the corridor camps
Aquamira's own website is not terribly clear on the issue. On the page promoting the Part A and B water treatment it states: "Aquamira Water Treatment...
herbstroh 2009-02-13 09:31:28 #54010

Re: Multiple Permit Applications for Group?
Somewhere in the BIC policies (rules) they carefully prohibit two or more parties hiking together on different permits. I guess they don't have a problem with...
Jim Halpin 2009-02-13 07:55:34 #54009

Re: Multiple Permit Applications for Group?
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, missfit_canada wrote: > So, could 2 of us from our group of 4 apply for permits and if both > get it - we...
Steve Newcomb 2009-02-13 06:16:20 #54008

Re: Multiple Permit Applications for Group?
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, Bob Bordasch wrote: > > Yes, you can add names later, so long as you don't exceed 7 people > on a permit. ...
Steve Newcomb 2009-02-13 05:28:12 #54007

Re: Drinking water at the corridor camps
I've been using it exclsuively in the GC for most of my "career" there- roughly 100 nights below the rim - without incident. But possibly the GC water is...
johngeyles 2009-02-12 21:59:16 #54006

Re: Drinking water at the corridor camps
I bring a MiOX or a Steri-pen wherever I hike or am traveling most anywhere outside the US. For the backcountry, it is my backup for a filter (or my primary...
ffeagans 2009-02-12 20:53:45 #54005

Re: Drinking water at the corridor camps
Turbidity is suspended solids in the water making it look cloudy. You sometimes get the same thing at home if they are flushing hydrants or there is a fire...
Washburns 2009-02-12 20:27:18 #54004

Re: Drinking water at the corridor camps
As I recall, Aqua Mira may not be effective in dealing with Giardia-- some sellers recomend use of the Aquamira bottle and filter kit to deal with it....
herbstroh 2009-02-12 19:15:32 #54003

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