+Re: Kanab Creek Wilderness Area
No wonder your name seemed familiar - yes, I was there. If I recall correctly, you had just come out of the canyon (I think you had tried and/or succeeded in...
arnierichards 2010-05-30 08:21:10 #61505

Re: Tanner trail info
Hi Sue, Tanner Trail has two very steep sections where you'll just have to take your time going down. The first is from the Rim to the saddle at 75 Mile...
Brian Hikernut Lane 2010-05-30 08:14:03 #61504

Re: Recently completed Royal Arch backpack loop
John, I've been down in Copper several times in Spring and Fall and have never failed to find water down in the granite narrows below Bass's camp. The...
bobhostetler 2010-05-30 07:24:25 #61503

Tanner trail info
Hi all, Am considering a few nights in Tanner for my next trip. The reports I have been reading about the Tanner trail describe very steep, loose,...
Susan Thoreson 2010-05-30 07:03:39 #61502

like a needle in a haystack. . .
. . . but you never know. On Wed., 5/26, a friend of mine left his camera somewhere between Roaring Springs and the North Kaibab Trail head. It's a Canon...
Jane 2010-05-30 05:12:00 #61501

Re: Recently completed Royal Arch backpack loop
Answers to your Qs: 1. No car shuttle required. 2. I'm sure someone has used a rope for something in the Coconino part of the descent, but it's really not...
davidianmarcus 2010-05-29 23:54:32 #61500

Re: Follow on hike
Hi Norm... Interesting problem to have. Here's a couple of ideas. The first one is Sycamore Canyon which is southwest of Flag but only has about 11-12...
Adrian Jantzi 2010-05-29 21:39:27 #61499

Re: +Re: Kanab Creek Wilderness Area
Thanks Arnie! That is the same ravine that Phred mentioned, and that I had asked about earlier from map and google earth study. BTW, I have a...
Bob Bordasch 2010-05-29 16:13:56 #61498

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