Re: Nankoweap Trip Planning
LR - I have hiked in to Saddle Mountain from both access points. I may have a different viewpoint than some, but I would much prefer the high access point...
richard2425848 2013-04-02 19:26:55 #72502

Re: Nankoweap Trip Planning
My one time backpacking the trail (I did some exploratory dayhikes also), I was very glad, coming out, when I hit the forest service trail and realized I had...
John 2013-04-02 18:25:58 #72501

Re: Nankoweap Trip Planning
The upper trailhead (FR#610) is 8800 ft elevation (3 miles). The lower House Rock Valley trailhead is 6800 ft elevation (3.5 mile). Both lead you to the...
Bessie Hyde 2013-04-02 14:34:20 #72500

Nankoweap Trip Planning
Hello group... Am planning a 2 night trip down Nankoweap for September. I've actually day-hiked both sides, prior to the trailhead, from FR#610 as well from...
L R 2013-04-02 14:11:42 #72499

Re: Grandview snow?
       Thanks, that is what I was thinking but nothing beats first hand information.  Marsha ________________________________ From:...
Marsha Kesselring 2013-04-02 11:08:53 #72498

Re: What was the most frightening moment of your Grand Canyon experi
Hearing yells of people as they get peppered by rock falls beneath the west side of Cope Butted on the Hermit ... seeing the dust trails of those falling...
tucson1955 2013-04-02 08:28:00 #72497

Re: What was the most frightening moment of your Grand Canyon experi
Earthquakes are scary !! I posted in 2002 about my earthquake experience. See post starting at number #17232 about my experience starting on 3/4/1989. B
tucson1955 2013-04-02 07:46:02 #72496

Re: Grandview snow?
I agree with Bill. I hiked down to Plateau Point and back this past Saturday and even in the most heavily shadowed areas, there was no remaining ice on the...
CanyonHiker17 2013-04-01 23:14:03 #72495

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