Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
Some of the most unlikely routes were done by the Indians that inhabited Grand Canyon well before climbing gear was around. The wormhole route under Bridge...
rich_rudow 2012-10-17 21:30:36 #70862

Re: West Fork of Separation Canyon
I don't really know anything about Separation (other than that it taught me the meaning of the word "cenotaph" - the memorial plaque at the mouth), but this...
John 2012-10-17 18:41:38 #70861

Re: Water Conditions on the Tonto - South Kaibab to Grandview
I have no current info, but I've generally found more water at the Tonto Trail crossing than at the "official" spring. John > Cottonwood Creek: > >...
John 2012-10-17 18:09:40 #70860

Re: Tuckup-Stairway Loop
Yes! Those shrimp are crazy! I actually fished one out for a minute to look at all the legs underneath. Funny enough, their shells are quite soft, the...
ned.bryant 2012-10-17 17:09:38 #70859

Re: Tuckup-Stairway Loop
Oh, no problem planning things, but Steck really did all the work. That Bing map is excellent. I went back to Google Maps and they pretty much stink. I...
ned.bryant 2012-10-17 17:01:25 #70858

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

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