Re: Need help getting down 75-Mile Canyon from Tanner Trail
I would not recommend going all the way over to 75 mile from new hance contouring the bench as there is a lot of labor traversing towards the east to papago...
Keith Peterson 2013-11-04 19:27:17 #74370
Re: Need help getting down 75-Mile Canyon from Tanner Trail
I double checked when I got home, and sure enough an alternate approach is found in Todd Martin's Grand Canyoneering under the trip description for Papago...
surfer4887 2013-11-04 18:07:12 #74369
Re: Need help getting down 75-Mile Canyon from Tanner Trail
I think Josh is correct. Although the NewHance-Grandview loop is somewhat more difficult than entry-level GC hiking, it's hardly the sort of resume that'd...
johngeyles 2013-11-04 16:31:27 #74368
Re: Need help getting down 75-Mile Canyon from Tanner Trail
I have also heard that 75-Mile goes from the Tanner Saddle, but I do believe there are some lengthy bypasses, which may be less than clear to follow. I also...
surfer4887 2013-11-04 14:12:09 #74367
Need help getting down 75-Mile Canyon from Tanner Trail
I'm heading down Tanner Trail before Thanksgiving in a few weeks, and need some detailed info on how to get down 75-Mile canyon from Tanner Trail. I know it's...
gmiliatis 2013-11-04 13:59:22 #74366
Re: royal arch
my daughter and i did royal arch oct 17-21, and there was plenty of water in the royal arch drainage where it is normal to spend the first night. in the bass...
Snook 2013-11-04 13:54:32 #74365
Re: royal arch
You could be referring to the seep spring at the Esplanade level between Toltec and Chemehuevi Points. ---In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, ...
senor.yermo 2013-11-04 12:45:13 #74364
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