Re: From an experienced GC hiker: What less scary backcountry trails
I think completing the Tonto from Bass to Boucher or Hermit, a Red Canyon to Grandview hike, and an adventure into the Nankoweap drainage would be the next...
Bob Marley 2012-02-21 12:33:57 #68240
Re: From an experienced GC hiker: What less scary backcountry trails
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote:
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Bob Marley 2012-02-21 12:30:56 #68239
Re: From an experienced GC hiker: What less scary backcountry trails
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I know what you are getting at. Based on what you have already done, there are certainly some areas you can get to that are not "the beaten path" so to...
JoshC 2012-02-21 12:03:20 #68238
Re: From an experienced GC hiker: What less scary backcountry trails
Certainly Clear Creek will be child's play for you, but I guess that wasn't your question.
What about the New Hance, looping with Grandview ?
They say the...
John 2012-02-21 11:36:24 #68237
Re: Looking for trail/water report
From what you say, I'd guess there's plenty in Boulder. I've heard folks say that it's actually more reliable than Lonetree, although not as obvious -...
John 2012-02-21 11:29:09 #68236
Re: Vasey's Paradise
I went down to Vasey's this past weekend. Another thing to consider is the water level of the river when walking around to see Vasey's up close.
Currently,...
Scott 2012-02-21 11:23:36 #68235
From an experienced GC hiker: What less scary backcountry trails can
Here's a question for the group at large:
In May I'm taking my tenth GC hike, by the end of which I'll have done
all the familiar trails: The Tonto from...
jan_swafford 2012-02-21 11:22:04 #68234
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