Re: Royal Arch climbing part
HI
Tanks, that will help me. I'm a quite experienced climber so it should be no problem. I will do the Royal Arch as a solo trip and will climb up "the...
Kilian Noetzold 2010-10-21 05:34:41 #62690
Re: Royal Arch climbing part
If you are referring to up-climbing the "20 foot rappel", I would
say it is not very hard at all, if you are any kind of climber, and
if you use a handline. ...
John 2010-10-20 22:23:18 #62689
Re: The chocolate thunderflood of The Nankoweap, with falls
How does Marion Seiber compare to Pt Huitzil ?
John
> The track going upslope to the redwall bench from the streambed is slightly improving with use altho...
John 2010-10-20 21:56:41 #62688
Re: Upcoming Royal Arch trip
We came out Wednesday from an in/out via the Pt Huitzil
Route. There was water EVERYWHERE on the 17th, and it
rained virtually all night (before we hiked...
John 2010-10-20 16:25:50 #62687
Re: Ringtails and other critters...
Hanging it will also make it harder for ants to get at your food.
> Defintely get a Foodsack or Ratsack. Agt one and you won't have to worry about your...
alvord_joe 2010-10-20 15:19:24 #62686
Re: A few questions (upcoming hermit/ba hike)
I was really happy to have my 25 degree bag on the river in April, nearly froze in it one night in April on Horseshoe Mesa. If you are asking for opinions,...
Marsha Kesselring 2010-10-20 14:40:09 #62685
Re: A few questions (upcoming hermit/ba hike)
From November through April I always bring my 20-degree bag. It can be really tough to shake the cold once it sets in. I think the theme here is to...
JoshC 2010-10-20 13:30:52 #62684
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