Re: Solo hiking.....
I won't repeat what was said, but you should be fine. Half my trips in GC have been solo. I would let someone know your itinerary, and let them know you will...
Ken 2012-11-06 08:36:17 #71109

Re: Solo hiking.....
Absolutely agree. I you are an outgoing type you may find some friends on the trail. Hiking solo on the Corridor trails is safe, and the seasonal conditions...
Doug Nering 2012-11-06 07:01:26 #71108

Re: Solo hiking.....
Hi Paul, definitely doable on your own! Actually, you won't be alone anyway. I know that Phantom Ranch is sold out for Thanksgiving weekend and I strongly...
sumiwada 2012-11-06 06:39:59 #71107

Re: weather forecast for canyon bottom?
Yes, it's generally warmer at the bottom of the Canyon... At least in the Inner Gorge. I find that Indian Garden usually splits the difference, but here are...
originalgiri 2012-11-06 06:32:18 #71106

Re: weather forecast for canyon bottom?
I use NOAA: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=36.097224259390884&lon=-112.09549537597655 (You can get this link by googling "NOAA weather forecast...
sumiwada 2012-11-06 06:26:05 #71105

weather forecast for canyon bottom?
Does anyone know where to find weather forecast for bottom of the canyon (eg Phantom Ranch area)? We are planning to go down this saturday and they are...
amatskovski 2012-11-06 05:44:45 #71104

Solo hiking.....
My first canyon hike was scheduled for this month on Thanksgiving weekend. I have a permit for a corridor hike down Kaibab to Bright Angel campground, 2nd day...
Paul 2012-11-06 05:44:42 #71103

Re: 150-Mile, Matkat, Panameta, Olo Input?
I'm not so sure Brian. I think the route finding going down 150 mile is easier, especially if you don't do the bypasses. It's totally straightforward. Just...
Dan 2012-11-05 20:22:23 #71102

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