Re: What Got You Started Hiking in Grand Canyon?
Lifeless. Brown. Dusty. Hot. Snakes, scorpions. Death. I'm too sophisticated and experienced to be impressed with the cliche views. Did I mention hot, and...
Will_2_Win 2012-06-30 22:12:36 #70034

Re: Navajo Confluence Project update
For those who have seen Paria/Buckskin and have not seen Little Colorado, here's my personal rating (I did Buckskin/upper Paria 2 weeks back and arguably it...
Anton Solovyev 2012-06-30 22:09:31 #70033

Re: What Got You Started Hiking in Grand Canyon?
Wonderful topic Bill, and enjoyed yours and Rich's stories so much :) My story actually goes back to my first memory of the canyon, (1968- ish) when I was 6...
Tracey W 2012-06-30 20:31:18 #70032

Re: What Got You Started Hiking in Grand Canyon?
After I did Mt. Rainier, Someone brought up the question was the Mt. Rainier climb or a R2R harder? Not knowing the answer, I keep doing the R2R. After the...
Steve Skalski 2012-06-30 19:50:15 #70031

Re: What Got You Started Hiking in Grand Canyon?
> What can I say other than I was hooked from the first step of my first day > hike. What's your story? How did you become a dedicated hiker or backpacker ...
Chris Trask 2012-06-30 19:39:48 #70030

Re: What Got You Started Hiking in Grand Canyon?
Hi Bill, what a great story! I do enjoy your trip reports. Armed with the Indian Hollow water information that Chris provided, I'm gaining some renewed...
rich_rudow 2012-06-30 18:25:19 #70029

Re: Navajo Confluence Project update
My first visit to far Western Grand Canyon was in 2007 when Wayne and Aaron Tomasi and I hiked up to Snap Point. Wayne pointed out the skywalk across the...
rich_rudow 2012-06-30 16:24:31 #70028

Re: Navajo Confluence Project update
Hi Rich, I do believe we generally agree. On the two points of disagreement. I won't bother to go through and retrieve posts where there are examples of...
Scott 2012-06-30 15:56:36 #70027

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