Re: Speaking of the Cranberry Route
Jim, be aware that there is a nicely flowing spring in the Supai at the end of the cowboy trail off the east side of CJ. There is also a cowboy camp. I...
rich_rudow 2014-09-14 15:30:24 #76479
Re: a book right up our alley
Bob, a Cranberry exit to Indian Hollow is shorter than an exit out Bill Hall by at least a few miles and it's 1,000 feet lower. I've often been able to get...
rich_rudow 2014-09-07 13:43:24 #76428
Re: Grand Canyon investigating squirrel-kicking video
Once I was last in a line of 6 canyoneers as we climbed a Redwall break out the West side of Surprise Canyon. The break was relatively difficult at about a...
rich_rudow 2014-08-07 17:37:12 #76364
Re: Packrafting from South Bass to North Bass and back?
Larry, you've discovered one of the best packraft secrets :)The whole Shinumo Amphitheater area need not be inaccessible in Winter. As long as you can get to...
rich_rudow 2014-07-15 08:25:31 #76279
Re: Packraft advice
Hi Bob, at 250 pounds you'll ride lower in the water and need to stop more often to dump water out of the packraft, but if you stick to calm water it's not...
rich_rudow 2014-07-06 13:37:44 #76256
Re: Packraft advice
Hi Larry, the crossing above Hance is easy. Just get 400 or 500 yards upstream of the rapid. Obviously, a little paddling practice ahead of the crossing in...
rich_rudow 2014-07-05 22:17:29 #76253
Re: Packraft advice
Hi Mike, you make an excellent point. A "real" kayak paddle is beefy and can be mashed on rocks without damage. The Olo is made to be lightweight for flat...
rich_rudow 2014-07-05 21:49:28 #76252
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