Re: dripping springs
We've used it a couple of times on trips out that direction. If you stay overnight below Yuma Point, it makes for a short, easy day starting fairly late in...
bobhostetler 2013-09-23 06:58:40 #73949
Re: dripping springs
I think the park considers it a perennial water source. There is a depression of rock that the water drips into. I have been there a few times in the last...
Marsha Kesselring 2013-09-22 23:38:14 #73948
Re: dripping springs
Dripping Springs is a neat place and will certainly be wet, but unless you were in real trouble I wouldn 't count on it as a water source. To be sure, there...
David Dube 2013-09-22 20:31:15 #73947
Re: Follow Dennis Foster's North Bass Trek
Hi Ed,
No dry camps for me. By mid-afternoon I had determined that my plan to reach the creek via White Creek was not going to work so I had decided to try...
DennisF 2013-09-22 19:11:48 #73946
dripping springs
I know dripping springs is a perennial springs, but I wonder if its a viable water source (ie enough water collects in a depression, pot hole, or similar...
redrockhikerboy 2013-09-22 18:03:20 #73945
Re: whites butte
Hey, Wayne, thanks very much. Cardenas and Escalante Buttes were fun off of the Tanner. Views were awesome. On a different note...I havent hiked Boucher in...
redrockhikerboy 2013-09-22 18:02:31 #73944
dripping springs
is dripping springs a viable water source? I know its a perennial seep but have not been there in nearly twenty years...does the water accumulate in a...
redrockhikerboy 2013-09-22 17:57:45 #73943
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