Re: Hiking Partners & SPOT
I've used all these devices and settled on the 2nd generation SPOT (not SPOT Connect) for the following reasons: 1. It's conceivable that you might have an...
William 2011-09-08 06:56:22 #66591

Re: The Gems - March 2011
Hi Jeremy, Thanks for the note. I think these are mostly just survey markers that can be seen over long distance, used by folks like Matthes and Evans, et...
DennisF 2011-09-08 06:42:18 #66590

Re: The Gems - March 2011
Well, Adrian, you are following in the footsteps of Harvey for sure! Maybe someone will take the time to catalog all of the overhangs he ever slept under. I...
DennisF 2011-09-08 06:31:05 #66589

Re: The Gems - March 2011
Dennis, Thanks for an informative report. I found it concise and clear. As a relative newbie to the list I find these reports extremely helpful. ...
Stephen Clough 2011-09-08 06:22:58 #66588

Looking for insight into Tanner and Escalante Route
I am hiking down Tanner to Cardenes, Cardenes to Hance/Red Canyon, Hance to Horseshoe Mesa and out at Grandview in October. I am familiar with Hance to...
bob W 2011-09-08 06:22:52 #66587

Re: GCNP releases Technical Canyon Site Bulletin
Indeed, it works with Adobe Reader (under OSX Tiger). Thanks for the JPGs, Rich. Might I suggest you put them into the 'Files' area (with similar names to...
John 2011-09-07 22:14:48 #66586

Re: Hiking Partners & SPOT
Marsha reminds me. I was out Buffalo Ranch Road this past April with visiting relatives and wanted to show them the triple alcoves view. About 15 miles from...
David Dube 2011-09-07 19:52:14 #66585

Re: Hiking Partners & SPOT
Marsha is correct. It's called SPOT Connect and works with most smart phones. According to their literature, you can "Request non-emergency help from...
Rob Brading 2011-09-07 13:29:36 #66584

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