Re: Angels Landing
I remember the first time I did Angels landing, was actually my second attempt. The first time I went up, even tho I saw young children and senior citizen...
garyclaytonpalmer 2009-08-26 10:35:51 #57228
Re: Angels Landing
No kidding Terry, as you saw in my post I thought it was 10-20 feet wide. After looking at Jamie's photos I'm wondering if I just suppressed the tricky...
chris.forsyth 2009-08-26 10:12:09 #57227
Re: Backpacker Mag Website & Personal Responsibility
Terry,
I have done the Angel's Landing hike; in fact I did it with my son on his 12th birthday. While thrilling, it is not inherently an extreme hike. It...
chris.forsyth 2009-08-26 09:37:04 #57226
Re: Backpacker Mag Website & Personal Responsibility
Kris,
I am impressed and thrilled that a representative of BackPacker would
respond to the post.
Years ago I tried to introduce my business partner to...
Dick Matthews 2009-08-26 08:40:18 #57225
Re: Backpacker Mag Website & Personal Responsibility
John,
Common sense is so rare. Most people intuitively know that climbing
Denali in January is more dangerous than July. The inverse does not
seem to...
Dick Matthews 2009-08-26 08:02:09 #57224
Re: Angels Landing
I guess the 4 feet includes more than just the level walking surface in the picture.
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zapitety 2009-08-26 06:42:06 #57223
Re: Thanks for Angels' Landing input
Ah ha. Just demonstrates how little I know.
Terry
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tdullmaier 2009-08-26 05:20:21 #57222
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