Re: South Rim car camping?
If you are coming from CO and entering the East Rim entrance for a South Rim hike, there is a Forest Road roughly half-way between the Buggeln Picnic turnout...
tricks114 2010-01-11 02:09:50 #59289
Re: Newcomer Introduction - how about these route options?
Second the "I think I would skip going back to Hermit Creek from Boucher Creek and
go out the Boucher with a dry camp at Yuma Point. The views from there
are...
Norm Kern 2010-01-10 19:15:18 #59288
Re: Museum of Northern Arizona - Hubbell Trading Post
Nice additions to your growing site, Richard!
Darin
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> I have added...
mowcowbell 2010-01-10 12:27:45 #59287
Re: South Rim car camping?
Or Coconino Nat'l Forest if you want to camp closer to FLG. I've never had trouble
with that road in mid-to-late April.
John
> Thanks for the info...
John 2010-01-10 12:04:04 #59286
Museum of Northern Arizona - Hubbell Trading Post
Hello All -
I have added two new pages to the Visitor Information section of my website on the Museum of Northern Arizona and the Hubbell Trading Post...
richard2425848 2010-01-10 11:37:52 #59285
Re: South Rim car camping?
Thanks for the info everybody! I guess I'll invest in the Southern Kaibab National Forest Map so that I can quickly and efficiently locate a place to be. ...
Wade 2010-01-10 00:12:04 #59284
Re: Arizona Republic Article on GC Hiker
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Bob Bordasch wrote..."I know from experience that [dodo] can happen to be best of us. ...
astro9073444 2010-01-09 21:56:55 #59283
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