Re: Where have all the packrafters gone?
Noted, but if you are advocating for unregulated, un-managed, un-monitored river-use combined with dayhiking then it's going to be tough to work with the...
DougN 2012-05-08 12:55:24 #69330
Re: Where have all the packrafters gone?
I, for one, am absolutely, totally against any type of permit for day hiking. Regardless of my plans in the backcountry, so long as I don't camp, I could...
JoshC 2012-05-08 12:30:44 #69329
Re: New thread trial
Try this one out for size.
I believe it is illustrates the question.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Grand_Canyon_Hikers/message/68934
jedc4xer 2012-05-08 12:26:37 #69328
Re: Where have all the packrafters gone?
Doug,
I think your idea sounds reasonable, on a short-term basis but subject to change depending on environmental impacts from the increased usage. I also...
canyonsara 2012-05-08 12:07:56 #69327
Re: Where have all the packrafters gone?
Restating the proposal again -- namely that the preferred BMP policy would be that anyone floating on the river needs a permit of some type -- either a river...
DougN 2012-05-08 11:33:04 #69326
Re: Where have all the packrafters gone?
I intended this as a very narrow focus on dayhiker-packrafting suggesting concurrence that a rule that allowed day-use ex-permit rafting of any kind would be...
DougN 2012-05-08 10:44:48 #69325
Re: Where have all the packrafters gone?
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I remember a time when it took quite an effort to access a majority of the back country. Now there are well-established trails that penetrate areas that...
Old Hakatai Hobo 2012-05-08 10:41:22 #69324
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