Re: 75 mile to papago
Following this alittle... The description does seem like travel from Escalante into 75-Mile and down 75-Mile slot to delta at Nevills. There is a high...
DougN 2010-05-06 09:24:42 #61289

Re: 75 mile to papago
Ole - Since the Escalante is considered a "route," many maps do not show it. However, I notice that the relatively new third edition of the Sky Terrain map...
richard2425848 2010-05-06 07:15:47 #61288

Re: 75 mile to papago
thanks randy ... any ideas as to why this isn't labeled as such on any maps ..?.. maybe the canyon is too small ..?.. thanks again, ...
couldbne1 2010-05-06 05:23:34 #61287

Re: 75 mile to papago
mornin' bill .. that sounds like the route alright, but we were camped @ Seventy-Five Mile not Escalante Beach ... so i guess all we really did was hike a...
couldbne1 2010-05-06 05:16:28 #61286

Re: We're on the road!
Yes, it's amazing, best shape I've ever seen a GC trail in. John > Although a relative thing, the SK is a super highway right now. The steps are almost...
John 2010-05-05 22:27:13 #61285

Re: We're on the road!
I ended up doing some physical therapy due to some IT band issues. Wall squats holding a ball between my knees, foam roller, back lunges, step ups, ankle...
kampaz5 2010-05-05 21:34:58 #61284

Re: We're on the road!
Hi Shannon.....I'd like to see that tennis ball stretch on the IT band. Sounds more like a treatment for the plantar fascia. adrian --- On Wed, 5/5/10,...
Adrian Jantzi 2010-05-05 21:17:32 #61283

Re: We're on the road!
Good hydration helps prevent a lot of leg cramping for me. A good stretch for the IT band is to roll it along a tennis ball on the floor, it's intense but...
Shannon 2010-05-05 21:13:31 #61282

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