Re: Could Use Some Input Re: Hiking No. rim to So. rim
You do not need a permit if you stay at Phantom Ranch as your only night on the trail. Suggest/recommend hiking out on the Bright Angel trail, instead of...
Douglas A. Brown 2005-03-17 19:22:10 #35676

Re: Anasazi
HE-SOUGHT-SEE-NOME, accent on the second syllable. Doug Brown > From: Dick Matthews <<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank"...
Douglas A. Brown 2005-03-16 07:47:28 #35635

Re: Hiking Poles
Happy to reply. URL is: www.AdventureBuddies.net The link to the DVD is on the homepage. Title: Hiking Poles Techniques & Tips for All Ages and...
Douglas A. Brown 2005-01-20 22:30:50 #34290

Re: downhill hiking :-)
Perhaps purists would frown on the hiking tools we believe are indispensable. My wife and I firmly believe in hiking poles, one pair each. The relief they...
Douglas A. Brown 2005-01-20 06:50:33 #34270

Re: Things to take into the backcountry
Hello Mike, For a first backpacking experience into the Canyon at our age, it was clear to me that we should stay on the main corridor trails. Thus, we...
Douglas A. Brown 2005-01-11 08:34:23 #34003

Re: Things to take into the backcountry
Would like to add to your excellent equipment analysis one more "important things" to take into the backcountry: PREPARATION. My wife and I (we are 62 and...
Douglas A. Brown 2005-01-11 06:54:45 #33996

Re: FAXING PERMIT
Hello Dan, Fax your request on the last day of the month after 5:00 p.m. Arizona time. All faxes received AFTER the BCO closes on the last day of the month...
Douglas A. Brown 2004-12-03 16:46:04 #33332

Re: Lone Hiker Returns
Hello Bob, My wife and I contacted Jacob Lake Inn for automobile assistance. I know it¹s too late for you, and I regret your circumstances. Here¹s...
Douglas A. Brown 2004-11-07 10:44:10 #32898

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