Re: Canyoneering Impacts I Rope Grooves, Defacing the Rock
I agree these show something I would never wish to see anywhere. After viewing hundreds of photos of canyoneering rope placement in GC I have yet to one...
DougN 2012-06-27 11:51:02 #69973

Re: Canyoneering Impacts - The Other Side of the Story
I know that I previously made a promise not sustain the thread but that was specifically packrafting, so somewhat change of subject. Considering that what...
DougN 2012-06-27 10:13:06 #69972

Re: Canyoneering Impacts I Rope Grooves, Defacing the Rock
This is good stuff Steve. However, I'm afraid they will respond along the lines that in GC they are primarily interested in limestone slots and these grooves...
Bob Marley 2012-06-27 09:36:10 #69971

Re: Canyoneering Impacts - The Other Side of the Story

Dan 2012-06-27 08:30:39 #69970

Re: Canyoneering Impacts I Rope Grooves, Defacing the Rock
Steve, Zion, and much of the Colorado Plateau have slots formed in Navajo and Wingate sandstones. They are very soft rock layers, and prone to rope grooves....
Dan 2012-06-27 08:20:43 #69969

Canyoneering Impacts I Rope Grooves, Defacing the Rock
Techniques currently employed in canyoneering involve pulling the ropes after rappelling over a cliff face, dry pour off or waterfall. This creates friction...
sanewcomb 2012-06-27 07:35:26 #69968

Canyoneering Impacts - The Other Side of the Story
I've read a number of postings and threads to this group in the past month or so about canyoneering in the Grand Canyon and it has been mostly a one sided...
sanewcomb 2012-06-27 07:28:11 #69967

South Rim to North Rim Transportation
Does anyone know of a better way to get to the North Rim rather than paying the $80 per person on the shuttle from South to North? The suggestion of having a...
asvircsik 2012-06-26 21:27:28 #69966

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