Re: Permit system and AZT thru hikers
Most AZT thru hikers have had to use the walk-up permit system. It really would be nice if there was some exception, but I haven't heard of anyone having to...
sirenadevi 2010-01-02 23:09:14 #59132
Re: Permit system and AZT thru hikers
This would work for the AZT, but not the Hayduke Trail (route). We ran into three people thru-hiking Kanab Canyon as part of the Hayduke route in October. ...
rich_rudow 2010-01-02 20:39:52 #59131
Re: Boundary Road
Doug, I'm catching up on posts so pardon the late entry to the thread, but Aaron Tomasi, Todd Martin and I were exploring some routes off the rim out near...
rich_rudow 2010-01-02 20:00:44 #59130
Re: Permit system and AZT thru hikers
Corridor permits are held in reserve for walk-ups. On a four month hike, that's probably your best bet. Worst case you might have to chill out in Grand...
Chris F 2010-01-02 19:36:00 #59129
Re: Boundary Road
Max- you have some excellent information and I thank you for sharing. I have
always remembered the "Foot Travel Only" signs occurring before you get to
the...
Peter Borremans 2010-01-02 19:00:29 #59128
Re: Crystal Loop questions
Great, great adventure and good questions.
1. You should not panic about exactly which side of the zone edge you
are camping on for a route this remote....
Doug Nering 2010-01-02 18:50:08 #59127
Re: Permit system and AZT thru hikers
I assume you mean S-to-N not N-to-S. I've not heard of any rule like
that. I'll ask about it when I get a chance.
On Jan 2, 2010, at 10:26, tucson1955...
Doug Nering 2010-01-02 18:30:41 #59126
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