Re: Couple of questions about Hermit and Boucher
Last Thursday was a wild day. We were in the far northwestern end of the Canyon at 4000 ft and got 3 waves of storms with snow and small hail (actually...
Karen 2010-05-05 17:19:56 #61279

Re: 75 mile to papago
Hi Ole, I suspect your description begins at Escalante Creek beach. From there, the Escalante route heads southwest as it gains elevation from the river...
Bill Ferris 2010-05-05 16:49:49 #61278

Re: Couple of questions about Hermit and Boucher
I found the hike UP Hermit creek scratchy but worth it. I thought a hike up Boucher creek might be equally interesting. It wasn't. The valley remains...
Norm Kern 2010-05-05 16:37:55 #61277

Re: 75 mile to papago
Yep, you just perfectly described 75 Mile Canyon. --- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "couldbne1" wrote: > > Just finished a Tanner/Red Canyon...
bessiehyde 2010-05-05 12:48:26 #61276

Re: We're on the road!
There will be no scrambling on the South Kaibab or Bright Angel Trails. However, the downhill is still very steep. Suggestion 1 is to just go s-l-o-w. The...
betty2529 2010-05-05 12:28:51 #61275

75 mile to papago
Just finished a Tanner/Red Canyon trip and had a question on the route from 75 mi. creek ... we took a well-used high route from 75 mi. up and out ( to the...
couldbne1 2010-05-05 11:17:14 #61274

Re: Couple of questions about Hermit and Boucher

southkaibab 2010-05-05 08:48:23 #61273

Re: Couple of questions about Hermit and Boucher
Dear Adrian, Thanks for the helpful info. Thanks also for the beautiful write-up of your trip and your feelings. Among other things I'm a writer by...
southkaibab 2010-05-05 08:48:19 #61272

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