Summer Hiking
There must not be very many people out there who are crazy, like myself.
But, of my 109 nights below the rim, only 6 have not been in June or July.
I teach in...
Mike Hill 2001-02-14 14:48:34 #6931
Re: how do you follow the upper colorado...
And that's why I recommended the dirt roads on the reservation. The
point is well taken that you might owe the Navajos fees for access
and they may or may...
Bob Marley 2001-02-14 13:17:42 #6930
Re: All I can say is WOW!!
Not much. A couple of lodges out on the road within 5-10 miles.
Minimal stuff. Closest would be Page or Fredonia I guess. Better to
bring it with you.
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Bob Marley 2001-02-14 13:12:29 #6929
Re: how do you follow the upper colorado...
Bikes when rode with consideration for the trail or country are no
more damaging than walking thru mud and a trail with vibram soled
hiking boots.--- In...
palmer_gary@hotmail.com 2001-02-14 13:09:47 #6928
Re: Trip report
I wasn't sure how to add an attachment with a new post via Yahoo, but here
is a trip report from January. The weather outside (heavy snow) looks just
like...
Sally Underwood 2001-02-14 12:42:07 #6926
Re: trip advice????
I just read your email again and noticed you are going in July. I would
strongly recommend NOT going in July. My first 5 hikes were in June-July and
each...
Joseph Heywood 2001-02-14 12:31:48 #6924
Re: trip advice????
Good plan. I have done similar hikes several times. Be sure to see Ribbon
Falls on the North Kaibab Trail on your way to Cottonwood campground. A
nice, easy...
Joseph Heywood 2001-02-14 12:20:30 #6923
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