Re: GCNP Access Through Tribal Lands
Rich......I am one of the backpackers that would definitely be interested in your access idea. Matkat and Olo and region are high on my list! As for...
Adrian Jantzi 2011-12-08 19:17:33 #67622

Re: GCNP Access Through Tribal Lands
Bob, I'm glad to hear you're getting back on your feet. That area has so many great places that constantly amazed me. We come in from 150 Mile, cross the...
rich_rudow 2011-12-08 18:43:12 #67621

Re: trash at Supai
in HIGH COUNTRY NEWS about it a year or so ago. Don -- Donald M. Mattox Management Plus, Inc. 71 Pinon Hill Place NE Albuquerque, NM ...
Don Mattox 2011-12-08 17:57:24 #67620

Re: trash at Supai
I was last in Havasupai in April 08. The experience in making my reservations and getting my permits and asking questions of the tribe / reservation office...
Michael 2011-12-08 17:08:36 #67619

Re: GCNP Access Through Tribal Lands
He was going on two and walked out the last uphill mile because we got tired of carrying him. He also did a unauthorized trip from our campsite near Havasu...
Bob Marley 2011-12-08 16:32:25 #67618

Re: GCNP Access Through Tribal Lands
I had a further thought Doug. You can have lots of stuff horse packed in and leave it so you don't have to rent horses on the way out. I know we used to...
Bob Marley 2011-12-08 16:28:16 #67617

Re: GCNP Access Through Tribal Lands
Scott- That's a good idea about the kids. Once the baby is closer to a year I will consider that (she's a little over 4 months). Thanks for that! -Josh ...
JoshC 2011-12-08 16:25:35 #67616

Re: GCNP Access Through Tribal Lands
Hi Steve, I cannot recall wearing diapers during my ASU days. However, one is likely to forget such events when taking a handle of rum and case of beer down...
Scott 2011-12-08 15:59:15 #67615

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