Re: Reading Material on the Trail
I take a Kindle loaded with a couple of different books, maybe some fluff like a magazine and some word games. But I did find out the hard way that the...
sumiwada 2012-04-03 04:24:09 #68861

Re: Reading Material on the Trail
I bring a multitude of different kinds of books on my kindle. The batteries last for a very long time, especially if i turn off the wi-fi. I also take one...
alvord_joe 2012-04-02 22:44:12 #68860

Re: Reading Material on the Trail
For the end of the day, especially if I 'm hiking with a new group, Edgar Allan Poe. Nothing like the macabre to top off a day before it gets incredibly...
Bob 2012-04-02 22:02:31 #68859

Re: Tent or no tent
The secret to a quick pitch with a tarp in high wind is in making sure to fold/role it the last time you used it so that the foot is out; that way you can...
dadphx 2012-04-02 21:00:01 #68857

Reading Material on the Trail
Hi everyone, What do you take for reading material on the trail? Trail guides for your current hike? Research for future trips? History of the region? Latest...
Shannon 2012-04-02 20:26:17 #68856

Clear Creek permit cancellation
Had to cancel a permit for later this month. Here are the details: 4/29 Bright Angel 4/30 Clear Creek 5/1 Clear Creek 5/2 Clear Creek 5/3 Bright Angel 5/4...
Sue Thoreson 2012-04-02 16:41:33 #68855

Re: No tent camping
Here is an example from this past weekend. We were in South Canyon and it was really windy on Saturday night. We did not have a tent. I am still glad we...
JoshC 2012-04-02 10:10:03 #68854

Re: Tent or no tent
http://www.equipped.com/tarp-shelters.htm Also Colin Fletcher in The Walk Book is helpfully descriptive though much less detailed. I like a bugnet/tarp...
Will_2_Win 2012-04-02 06:33:00 #68853

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