Re: Trip Report: Tanner to New Hance
Hey John,-- I'll definitely go that way next time. And I doubt climbing 200 feet on the high trail after getting to the end of the beach is worth the effort....
bordasch 2013-11-18 07:57:19 #74481
Re: looking for information - three sisters NBs
Hi Rob, I found them too, in September, with a bit of information from one of the shuttle drivers. It was really fun finding them. And not at all what I...
velo_femme 2013-11-18 07:10:06 #74480
Re: Trip Report: Tanner to New Hance
The low route is not a "trail". It's just following the beach down-River from 75-Mile, as you say, and then rock hopping from there on to Papago. I...
johngeyles 2013-11-17 22:00:57 #74479
RRFW Riverwire - Glen Canyon Dam Update
RRFW Riverwire Glen Canyon Dam Update
November 17, 2013
Current Status
The unregulated inflow volume to Lake Powell in October was 549 thousand
acre-feet...
riverwirerrfw 2013-11-17 15:49:52 #74478
Re: Trip Report: Tanner to New Hance
I've done the Escalante route 4 or 5 times and I think I have always bypassed the pouroff in Escalante Creek by heading over to the tributary drainage to the...
Bob Bordasch 2013-11-17 11:18:45 #74477
Re: Trip Report: Tanner to New Hance
Makes me wonder why the more involved route evolved - where you take a side canyon of a side canyon before finally rejoining the main wash very near the...
johngeyles 2013-11-17 10:59:04 #74476
Re: Trip Report: Tanner to New Hance
Makes me wonder how and why the more complicated route - that involves using a side canyon of a side canyon, before finally rejoining the main wash near the...
johngeyles 2013-11-17 10:53:18 #74475
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