Re: Questions about hiking backcountry in the Grand Canyon
I carry a 3L Camelback and 1L Nalgene for any GC trip that will have water stops each day, if the itinerary includes a dry camp then I also bring my extra 2L...
Shannon 2010-03-02 08:38:21 #60286

Re: West Tonto Trail / South Bass Shuttle
I'd definitely recommend Serpentine if you want to do a river camp. It makes it possible to avoid using Serpentine water (which almost always creates...
bobhostetler 2010-03-02 07:56:04 #60285

Re: WAG bag
We were issued an infamous WAG bag when we hiked the southern terminus of the John Muir Trail. In the "Whitney Zone" surrounding Mt Whitney WAG bags were...
Shannon 2010-03-02 07:55:21 #60284

Re: Questions about hiking backcountry in the Grand Canyon
As you've already noted, permits for corridor camping in April are unlikely. Instead of insisting on hiking the corridor trails and then treking to remote...
sumiwada 2010-03-02 07:08:43 #60283

Re: Questions about hiking backcountry in the Grand Canyon
Unfortunately, it can be difficult to get through to the Backcountry Office at the beginning of the month since this is when all of the permit applications...
sumiwada 2010-03-02 06:56:15 #60282

Re: Questions about hiking backcountry in the Grand Canyon
I just finished the permit form with 5 choices but failed to fax to the office. One question here is how big the water bladder should I bring? A 3L Platypus...
dethchorus 2010-03-02 05:41:47 #60281

Re: West Tonto Trail / South Bass Shuttle
what day do you need to get to the trail head? I'll be in the area, not sure if it could work or not. Marsha ________________________________ From:...
Marsha Kesselring 2010-03-01 23:13:42 #60280

Re: WAG bag
Cameron Navajo Taco....$10. 4 day parking at DIA (Denver Int Airport).....$24. Page, AZ motel for four......$99. Roundtrip Den Phx......$139. Dropping a load...
Adrian Jantzi 2010-03-01 22:54:42 #60279

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