Westy
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Post by Westy on Mar 31, 2016 7:17:48 GMT -8
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balzaccom
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Post by balzaccom on Mar 31, 2016 7:29:27 GMT -8
What great photos! Thanks for posting them.
Is there a text to accompany this? We'd love to read all about it!
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rebeccad
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Post by rebeccad on Mar 31, 2016 10:23:11 GMT -8
Great photos! That looks like a wonderful route, but a bit more gnarly than I'm up for (no roped skills here).
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Westy
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Post by Westy on Apr 2, 2016 8:19:55 GMT -8
Is there a text to accompany this? Balzaccom, Have left (2) links on a personal message to you with specific hike details. There are several crux moves required. Two of which are obtaining a Grand Canyon backcountry permit and finding and driving the access road. The access road crosses Havasupai Tribal land with a checkpoint and $25 access fee. The first half of the hike is essentially canyoneering and very slow going. Multiple mini-route finding miss queues, re do's abound, lot's of scrambling and slow going very common. Elves Chasm is essentially a mandatory river runner iconic stop and see and could become crowded especially during the height of the commercial season. Best to spend an evening at Toltec Beach and get a first light start on the 1.5 miles, two plus hour hike to experience solitude. The second half is typical Grand Canyon hiking with all the associated attributes.
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