Re: Kanab or Nankoweap - part II
We go into the Nankoweep often because it is a North rim area we can visit pretty much year round. We have on various trips climbed Nankoweep Mesa, crossed...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2001-02-24 23:20:28 #7148

Re: Kanab or Nankoweap - part II
Great description Bob. I think the reason the bottom is so bad is that whole valley at the bottom is a slump area. You are also right about finding the...
Bob Marley 2001-02-24 21:59:49 #7147

New bookmark: topo maps
I have made a new bookmark for the group, namely www.topomaps.com which features topographical maps including Grand Canyon. Fx I have just posted some...
Camilla Bacher 2001-02-24 15:45:55 #7146

Re: Kanab or Nankoweap - part II
Even at the right place there are 2 chutes. Both are climbable, but I think the right-hand one (going down) is the better one. The slope below, as Bob...
Doug Nering 2001-02-24 13:53:08 #7145

Re: Kanab or Nankoweap - part II
Definitely leave packs for going cross-country between trailheads. I hiked from Bill Hall to Thunder River trailhead last summer (about 2 hours) and found...
Doug Nering 2001-02-24 13:42:13 #7144

Re: Kanab or Nankoweap - part II
Mary, I am not surprised you turned around where you did. I think that is the hardest part of Steck's loop. But it is possible that you were looking down...
Bob Bordasch 2001-02-24 13:41:52 #7143

Re: Kanab or Nankoweap - part II
Sorry but that Redwall route is a walk down. First wife and I never took off out packs. It is steep however and you have to be comfortable on narrow ledge...
Bob Marley 2001-02-24 12:29:02 #7142

Re: Kanab or Nankoweap - part II
I agree with Doc. Both trips you mention are great but the Thunder River-Kanab loop is the greatest backpack in the whole GC IMHO and possibly the world....
Bob Marley 2001-02-24 12:26:36 #7141

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