Re: Training hikes - Mt. Si in WA state
Somehow I seem to have lost my favorite sleeping bag, so I just had to have another one so that I would be ready for any spur of the moment trips and so that...
Becky Ryder 2010-08-29 17:52:17 #62180

Re: Training hikes - Mt. Si in WA state
I'm also from the Seattle area and would love to join in on some training hikes. Please let me know if/when! What do you take for a sleeping bag on...
Lorie Erickson 2010-08-29 16:23:00 #62179

RRFW Riverwire - Diamond Creek, Pearce Ferry to South Cove Update
RRFW Riverwire – Diamond Creek, Pearce Ferry to South Cove Update August 28, 2010 River Runners for Wilderness presents this report of conditions for...
riverwire@rrfw.org 2010-08-28 17:40:11 #62178

Re: Phantom Canyon - Utah Flats
The walk up Transept Canyon is relatively flat with no major obstacles until you are close to the scoured out basin at the end the creek bed. Just downstream...
oriska1964 2010-08-28 17:05:20 #62177

Re: Phantom Canyon - Utah Flats
Bill and Doug, This Transept hike is sounding like a quite interesting idea, and I just love the thought of tackling a Butchart hike! I'm going to do some...
Shannon 2010-08-27 13:58:46 #62176

Re: Phantom Canyon - Utah Flats
Altho 15-miles is an impressive (and entirely believable) boast -- this does not work for connecting Cottonwood to Phantom Ck on the Cattle Route -- which is...
DougN 2010-08-27 10:28:38 #62175

Re: Phantom Canyon - Utah Flats
Have you checked out the online Harvey Butchart maps? Here's a link: http://tinyurl.com/26lldp His route up The Transept looks interesting. I've not done the...
Bill Ferris 2010-08-27 07:42:05 #62174

Re: Phantom Canyon - Utah Flats
Thanks to you all for helpful advice. We have no problem hiking ~15 miles or so as a day hike in the Canyon, but have only hiked in the Canyon in May when the...
Shannon 2010-08-27 06:45:23 #62173

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