Re: a book right up our alley
Larry - this link has several key coordinates in it.http://www.backpacker.com/skills/navigation/grand-canyon-hardest-hike-ever/Jonathan BeckAttorney at...
Jonathan Beck 2014-09-09 06:34:23 #76442

Re: [grandcanyon] Re: Powell Plateau
Not a bit of water on the Powell Plateau. It's a wonderful place to visit, but water logistics are the key if you intend to spend more than a single night on...
lrwieland 2014-09-09 05:02:01 #76441

Powell Plateau
Is there any water to be found on the Powell Plateau? Chad Peterman
Aimee Urata & Chad Peterman 2014-09-08 20:56:39 #76440

Re: a book right up our alley
I think you are correct. From our Topo we really believed we were on route and somewhat surprised by all the real hand and toe climbing as we descended. When...
aguabug 2014-09-08 19:06:45 #76439

Re: a book right up our alley
I thought I'd heard the the topo maps showed the trail incorrectly for awhile, perhaps taking the route you describe.John---In...
johngeyles 2014-09-08 15:46:48 #76438

Re: a book right up our alley
I really glad you didn't call it "Turkey" Canyon. ;>)I really wonder how many people hike to Deer Creek from the Thunder River trail head these days. I did it...
aguabug 2014-09-08 11:58:45 #76437

Re: a book right up our alley
Anyone have GPS coordinates for the top of the descent through the Redwall on the Cranberry Route, just to make it a bit easier to find for occasionally...
lrwieland 2014-09-08 10:16:03 #76436

Re: a book right up our alley
Bob,When I first hiked into Surprise Valley in 1964 it was from Indian Hollow following the Thunder River Trail. Â Bill Hall didn't exist and we were hiking...
Dave Mortenson 2014-09-08 09:37:43 #76435

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