Re: Places to pick up supplies in Sedona or Flagstaff
Frank
I use MSR canisters for my Primus stove. I just hate waiting until getting to the south rim to stock up. It would be my luck they are out of everything...
Roy 2009-12-22 03:11:34 #58985
How many babies, roughly, have been born in helicopters over the Gra
I'm looking for an estimate.
I'm gusesing one?
Will_2_Win 2009-12-21 23:05:19 #58984
Re: Places to pick up supplies in Sedona or Flagstaff
If your "fuel" is for an alcohol stove, they have 190 everclear at the Safeway in Flag.
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Frank Feagans 2009-12-21 21:33:11 #58983
Re: Places to pick up supplies in Sedona or Flagstaff
Check with the Backcountry Office for Gas. Usually have white gas and bottled gas available. With Spring Break, should have a good selection; and the price is...
jagchiker 2009-12-21 21:17:52 #58982
Re: Places to pick up supplies in Sedona or Flagstaff
Chris
We would be looking for an easy hike with scenery as we might only have Sunday afternoon for a hike. We are looking at a hot air ballon ride for Sunday...
Roy 2009-12-21 17:09:30 #58981
Re: Places to pick up supplies in Sedona or Flagstaff
For a strenuous hike with great views up and/or down Oak Creek Canyon, the North Wilson Mountain trail has always been a favorite of mine.
As previously...
Chris F 2009-12-21 16:37:59 #58980
Re: Places to pick up supplies in Sedona or Flagstaff
Re: hiking in Sedona & Flag areas
I like the following book:
Favorite Hikes: Flagstaff & Sedona
Cosmic Ray
10th edition (January 1, 2008)
ISBN-10:...
bessiehyde 2009-12-21 14:29:06 #58979
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