Re: Hiking Grand Canyon End to End (East to West)
I did forget to mention, this is not an "on-trail" type of trip. I bet maybe 25% would be done on trails. Lots of route-finding, off-trail bushwacking,...
JoshC 2011-02-02 14:06:39 #63943
Re: Hiking Grand Canyon End to End (East to West)
DB-
Here is my advice, for what it's worth:
I would read as many trip reports as I could get my hands on (Bob Marley's 1980 trip for instance, also lots of...
JoshC 2011-02-02 14:00:02 #63942
Re: Hiking Grand Canyon End to End (East to West)
This could be interesting... I think I may just watch.
DougN 2011-02-02 13:56:52 #63941
Hiking Grand Canyon End to End (East to West)
Hello, I'm new to the club but have been searching for quite some time now about the feasibility of hiking the Grand Canyon end to end (East to West). I know...
Dave 2011-02-02 13:38:42 #63940
Re: Vishnu fault from Lava/Chuar to Vishnu
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Pinny Lew 2011-02-02 11:33:02 #63939
Re: Vishnu fault from Lava/Chuar to Vishnu
I was headed for Lava/Chuar on Halloweeen, 2009, but all the roller coaster action on the Butte Fault used up my water so I went down Carbon to the river...
half_dot 2011-02-02 10:11:55 #63938
Re: Rim to Rim via S. & N. Bass trails
Marshall-
I did a R2R N2S via N. Bass/Gems a few years ago. It was a great trip but as Rich said the shuttle was harder than the crossing. I left my Jeep at...
aspenpowderpig 2011-02-02 10:04:35 #63937
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