Re: Any camping spots just under the Redwall on the Tanner?
Hi Jan...I agree with John, there is an area where you could camp below the redwall, BUT you sacrifice camping at one of the most stunning overlooks into the...
hikernut_lane 2009-03-29 09:06:00 #54613
Re: Bill Hall Trail, access road conditions in late June?
Thank you both for the info!
So if I may ask a follow up, how about the road over the Crazy Jug. And, Chris, you mention a possible Crazy - Monument dayhike...
mojave_ben 2009-03-28 21:07:54 #54612
Re: Any camping spots just under the Redwall on the Tanner?
Jan,
I would second what John Eyles wrote. Last October I went down the Tanner with a group of 5 that included my (then) 12-year old son and 11-year-old...
David Marcus 2009-03-28 14:51:50 #54611
Re: trail conditions
I just went and checked out Grandview this afternoon. I didn't venture very far down, but it looked to be basically completely clear. I talked withÂ...
Jamie Compos 2009-03-28 14:01:10 #54610
Re: Any camping spots just under the Redwall on the Tanner?
Jan, NO WAY do you not camp at the top of the redwall, if it's vacant;
it is quite simply the most glorious campsite in the entire Grand Canyon
(arguably). ...
johngeyles 2009-03-28 13:43:42 #54609
Re: Phantom Ranch and River - Quiet Spots?
If you wander around up on Utah Flats, DO make careful mental notes of the specific
ravine which leads you back down into Piano Alley and home. Could get...
johngeyles 2009-03-28 13:35:12 #54608
Re: Any camping spots just under the Redwall on the Tanner?
I would sacrifice the jump on day 2 -- which personally I thought was easier than coming off of Horseshoe Mesa into Hance Creek -- for the sunset. There is...
Kam Pebler 2009-03-28 12:57:19 #54607
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