Re: newbie question - water on the Tonto - S. Kaibab to Grandview?
I once chatted with a frequent hiker of this route who told me that his
experience was that Boulder was a little more reliable than Lonetree.
But it's not...
johngeyles 2009-04-20 21:22:45 #54972
Re: Caching water on
'Course if you're going to Clear Creek or Upper Phantom, you might could
cache 'em with Phantom Ranch personnel. They don't seem THAT lean and
hungry...
johngeyles 2009-04-20 21:15:27 #54971
Re: SPOT GPS device rental
The finances ain't quite that simple, because you have to buy subscription
to go with the device, and I believe you have to buy it year at a time...
johngeyles 2009-04-20 21:13:59 #54970
Re: Caching water on
For those that do cache water
> because they feel it's easier on the way up. Wouldn't it be prudent to cache
> your last dinner and the next day's snacks...
johngeyles 2009-04-20 21:09:54 #54969
Re: Home photo
Hi tracy,
You asked Doug, but here's my answer:
If you walked NE from the minor saddle, you were traveling from Clear Creek to BA trail, yes? So you had...
tomkbourne2002 2009-04-20 20:17:55 #54968
Re: newbie question - water on the Tonto - S. Kaibab to Grandview?
Hi Rob,
On your 3rd night, BJ9, you're going to want to stay at Lonetree Canyon - it's the best(Probably only), water in the area at this time.
I was at...
Jamie Compos 2009-04-20 19:36:18 #54967
Re: Caching water on
John,
My policy is to cache 1/4 to 1/3 of the way down, for the reasons you state. The less weight on my knees heading down, the better.
In addition, if I...
ffeagans 2009-04-20 19:11:38 #54966
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