Re: Tincannebits Canyon Burnt Canyon loop trip report...
LOVED your trip report, Brian !!!! I rarely find time to read them (need
retirement asap) and so to sit down and drown in your narrative (which had
me on the...
Tracey W 2013-08-27 13:14:11 #73789
American Canyoneers fundraising events for the Coconino Co. SAR
Somewhat off topic, but seems important to support the SAR teams.
American Canyoneers fundraising events for the Coconino County Search and Rescue...
rick_demarest 2013-08-27 09:55:28 #73788
Re: critters on Powell Plateau
There are plenty of rodents, itenerate predators, two-toed undulates, voracious ravens and curious turkeys. I'd not drop my guard if I were you.
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Old Hakatai Hobo 2013-08-26 14:17:59 #73787
Re: critters on Powell Plateau
I saw a skunk one time, in the early morning.
Andrew
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> We're going to spend a few days on...
Andrew 2013-08-25 20:48:54 #73786
Re: Tincannebits Canyon Burnt Canyon loop trip report...
Hey Brian,
Thanks for the great write up and pictures, I really enjoyed going through it all. This was definitely an excellent hike in a very remote area. ...
ned.bryant 2013-08-25 18:19:35 #73785
Re: critters on Powell Plateau
Doug -
I was out there solo a couple of years ago. That trip report can be read by following this series of links:
http://www.allhikers.com
Hiking
Hiking...
richard2425848 2013-08-25 17:36:54 #73784
Re: critters on Powell Plateau
First time I went out on the Powell Plateau, I found some Indian ruins and wondered how they managed to find any water within a reasonable walking distance...
driftersmith 2013-08-25 09:55:36 #73783
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