Re: Marion Pt vs Tilted Mesa
Doug, would it be correct to say that the Marion-Seiber route is
actually easier than the standard trail, from a water-management
standpoint ?
If a person...
johngeyles 2009-08-13 14:06:36 #57037
Re: Marion Pt vs Tilted Mesa
While I agree that the usual camping spot at Marion Pt is not the greatest (in terms of actual layout, size, slope of ground), it is *still* a spectacular...
Bessie Hyde 2009-08-13 13:22:08 #57036
Re: Hiking and such
Another non-hiking attraction that you prob. would enjoy is the the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA). Just 3 miles north of downtown Flagstaff on US Highway...
Bessie Hyde 2009-08-13 13:11:02 #57035
Re: Marion Pt vs Tilted Mesa
Adventurous off-trail hikers can also consider the Marion/Seiber
ravine route as another way to break this up with a good water source
at the Muav which...
Doug Nering 2009-08-13 12:58:12 #57034
Re: Marion Pt vs Tilted Mesa
For the hike out, you might try playing it by ear, based on the weather ...
These days, it's entirely possible that it could be quite hot in
early October. ...
johngeyles 2009-08-13 12:54:31 #57033
Re: Marion Pt vs Tilted Mesa
Sally, John and Rob -
Thanks for your recommendations on how best to divide up the hike out on Nankoweap Trail. My permit is for the nights of October 5-10....
billferris2003 2009-08-13 12:29:32 #57032
Re: Hiking and such
Hi Dean,
Rob's given you some great hiking and dining suggestions for your Flagstaff visit. I'll add to the list. Flagstaff has an extensive trail system...
billferris2003 2009-08-13 12:09:37 #57031
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