Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
You're probably right Arnie. The people who inhabited Arizona in that time period were pretty tough. I guess my point was there is a lot of variation in...
Bob Marley 2012-10-17 16:31:29 #70857

Re: Tuckup-Stairway Loop
Ned and Chris, what a great hike! There was more water than I've seen in Tuckup and Stairway on previous trips. It goes to show you just how strong the...
rich_rudow 2012-10-17 16:27:34 #70856

Re: Tuckup-Stairway Loop
Ned, I always enjoy reading your reports and this time I didn't have to experience the trip vicariously. Here is a link to the exact location of the water...
Chris Forsyth 2012-10-17 15:24:04 #70855

Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
Bob: The story goes something like this: In 1931, Iven Bundy (of the Bundy family that settled the vicinity of Bundyville, now known as Mt. Trumbull)...
arnierichards 2012-10-17 15:09:17 #70854

Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
I wouldn't base any side canyon possibility on such old data. Times have changed. People climb things that were consider unclimbable 80 years ago. We could...
Bob Marley 2012-10-17 14:09:38 #70853

Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
Dan: OK, it's come-clean time. I didn't actually SEE the aforementioned waterfall. Dave Mortenson, his brother-in-law Mike Leggitt, and I were day hiking...
arnierichards 2012-10-17 13:13:18 #70852

Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
Arnie, Are you saying there is no way around the 50 foot waterfall? I thought that the east arm of Separation would be passable up to and beyond the...
dlennerton 2012-10-17 12:20:47 #70851

Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
Hi Rich: I think you'll enjoy that East Separation decent. I'd estimate that we got to within 100 feet of the top of the Redwall before we got turned away...
arnierichards 2012-10-17 11:44:14 #70850

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