Re: Hermit Vs Boucher Supai (also Vs Nankoweep)
Charlie, the Supai traverse on Boucher is pretty straightforward. You can make fairly steady progress. I just did a day hike last week down that trail and...
canyonhiker17 2010-12-03 05:52:36 #63214

From Nankoweap to Kwagunt?
Hello - Is there a trail of some sort that goes from Nanko to Kwagunt, near river level? I'm on a spring river trip and have been asked about that. Can...
davidlynda9999 2010-12-03 05:52:31 #63213

Re: Slate Canyon
looks like it goes from this side.... Thanks for the picture gives a good perspective on things. We are putting in at 29 mile canyon. --- In...
Gerard Ganey 2010-12-03 05:52:29 #63212

Re: Hermit Vs Boucher Supai (also Vs Nankoweep)
I haven't hiked Boucher or Nankoweap, but from my own experience I'd rate Hermit on about the same difficulty as Tanner. Tanner's redwall section was tougher...
mowcowbell 2010-12-03 05:39:50 #63211

Re: Hermit Vs Boucher Supai (also Vs Nankoweep)
Having experience only of Nankoweap and Hermit, I completely agree with Bill's assessment. (I DID Hermit as a novice GC solo hiker, albeit a pretty fit 45yo...
John 2010-12-02 22:38:10 #63210

Re: Hermit Vs Boucher Supai (also Vs Nankoweep)
There really is no comparison, here. Nankoweap is in a different class than either Hermit or Boucher. And between Hermit and Boucher, Boucher is easily the...
Bill Ferris 2010-12-02 22:18:06 #63209

Hermit Vs Boucher Supai (also Vs Nankoweep)
I'm planning a Spring '11 trip from Hermit's Rest over to Boucher - then we'll go to Slate Canyon for some explorin' to the river. I'd hope to get to Boucher...
fishinfor20s 2010-12-02 20:06:05 #63208

Re: Supai Steepness question
John's description of the range on this could not be more accurate and his refusal to narrow the scale gives additional legitimacy to his assessment rather...
DougN 2010-12-02 14:24:54 #63207

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