Are dogs allowed?
In searching information on our Havasupai trip I can't locate anywhere that says a dog is not allowed. I would assume they aren't, but could anyone give me a...
dudekmom 2011-12-09 15:12:20 #67629

Re: trash at Supai
Banana peels DO biodegrade pretty darn quickly. Not saying I would leave one in GC, but certainly in an eastern forest if I could fling it far enough no one...
John 2011-12-09 12:34:26 #67628

Re: trash at Supai
Some of you may not know it but, Marjorie is also known as the Graffitinator...she's got more Canyon Karma than all of us combined! Thx Mrs. Slim! Russ O. ...
kaibabdreams 2011-12-09 07:44:44 #67627

Re: trash at Supai
Good on you Marjorie. I've carried bags and bags of trash out of my favorite hot springs. People go out of their way to hide trash or make it more difficult...
Jerry Norton 2011-12-09 07:15:59 #67626

Re: Supai?
True that. Americans have a huge appetite for alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. Heads up eyes open if you go decide to go into a bad...
Jerry Norton 2011-12-09 07:15:09 #67625

Trip report index - 1/10 done
Hearing no volunteers, I've gone ahead and worked on the trip report index on my own. The version now in the Files section in the Trip Report Index folder...
Davidian Marcus 2011-12-09 00:12:29 #67624

Re: GCNP Access Through Tribal Lands
Josh, thanks for the feedback. The crux of the idea is not to be elitist, but to provide a way for the Havasupai to hold an organization accountable for...
rich_rudow 2011-12-08 19:22:08 #67623

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

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