Backcountry Managemewnt Plan update
Hi all, Grand Canyon National Park Wilderness Planner Linda Jalbert gave an update yesterday to the Grand Canyon Field Institute Backcountry Guides...
Tom Martin 2014-02-10 15:40:36 #75077

Re: Pt. Huitzil direct from the Pasture Wash ranger station
Josh, I once made that mistake of following that phone line too far. Way too far. It was especially silly since I'd been that way twice before.
mikerogers_vt 2014-02-10 13:57:30 #75076

Re: Pt. Huitzil direct from the Pasture Wash ranger station
Thanks all. Hitting that drainage that Bob describes is the key. I think it's actually more confusing now than it was several years ago because there are a...
mikerogers_vt 2014-02-10 13:21:20 #75075

GCHBA Meeting Announcement
Grand Canyon Hikers and Backpackers announces a reorganization meeting in Phoenix on March 15, 2PM, Saturday afternoon. Meeting details will be added soon....
cheops82 2014-02-10 09:58:14 #75074

Re: Butte Fault October, 2013
The Colorado in Grand Canyon is a pool and drop river. It is very likely the quietest water is going to be in the pool area that precedes a rapid. I...
aguabug 2014-02-10 09:19:03 #75073

Re: Pt. Huitzil direct from the Pasture Wash ranger station
I'll chime in here just for comparisons sake. When a friend and I did this hike, we followed the typical beta "follow the old road just south of the P. Wash...
surfer4887 2014-02-10 09:15:24 #75072

Re: Pt. Huitzil direct from the Pasture Wash ranger station
Not really. Walking through the P-J in that area is very easy. I don't think it makes much difference which way you go -- I think the phone line pretty much...
bordasch 2014-02-10 08:15:23 #75071

Re: Butte Fault October, 2013
Hi Tom,Crossing above or below Lava/Chuar rapid?I have faced this same dilemma twice. The first time I crossed above the rapid, and the second time I crossed...
ned.bryant 2014-02-10 07:50:58 #75070

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