Re: More on Mules
Thanks Bill, you have said this very well! Yes, it'll take a review of all sides of all the issues to come to a plan on how to move this issue along into the...
Tom Martin 2009-09-28 10:49:21 #57808

Re: [!! SPAM] [Grand_Canyon_Hikers] Re: More on Mules
I am very conflicted on this issue. It is NOT pleasant to share the trails with the mules. The mules are a living history exhibit. I thought that Xanterra...
Dick Matthews 2009-09-28 10:36:24 #57807

Re: More on Mules
The mules, Hayes said, are an integral part of the Canyon. "I know you need to protect the trails, but the mules are an important part of the whole...
todds_hiking_guide 2009-09-28 09:10:54 #57806

Nankoweap
I require some photos of (very) old campsites in Nankoweap to Chuar areas for my research/book.Hikers are usually on tight schedules, howeverf some of the...
menkeshome 2009-09-28 08:31:20 #57805

Re: More on Mules
Hi Tom, I don't mind a difference of opinion; not at all. I've enjoy reading the range of perspectives that have been voiced on this issue. Some folks have a...
Bill Ferris 2009-09-28 08:22:26 #57804

Re: More on Mules
There's mules on Kaibab. They're not carrying tourists, but supplies in/out of Phantom. > I always preferred the Kaibab trail - no mules, better views(?) >...
baktoehold 2009-09-28 07:59:28 #57803

Re: Nankoweap Hikers and Air-Tours
This area had major flooding maybe a month ago and the trail, esp. below Tilted Mesa is damaged or missing and the cottonwood camp is buried in surge...
gcclimbing 2009-09-28 07:24:29 #57802

Water - Cottonwood to Cremation 9/25 - 9/27
I mentioned that I would update some water information when my wife and I got out from our Grandview to South Kaibab hike on Sunday night. Well, the heat...
DennisF 2009-09-28 06:50:09 #57801

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