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- Jun 24 2025 6:07 pm
- Forum: Fatalities
- Topic: FLYING_FLIVER
- Replies: 13
Re: FLYING_FLIVER
RIP. I enjoyed his triplogs and spirited enthusiasm for our shared interest in exploring the outdoors. He will be missed.
- May 14 2025 8:34 pm
- Forum: General
- Topic: Coconino NF proposes DOUBLING visitor fees - adding new fee locations
- Replies: 7
Re: Coconino NF proposes DOUBLING visitor fees - adding new fee locations
There is currently a cost to visit the Lava River Cave? I can’t find any information on the fs website suggesting that there is currently a fee.
- Apr 22 2025 1:40 pm
- Forum: Trail Chat
- Topic: Flatiron from the Ironing Board- slight alernate possible?
- Replies: 2
Re: Flatiron from the Ironing Board- slight alernate possible?
By "ironing board," I assume you mean the intermediate shelf that sits below the Flatiron (and is more or less even with the top of the bowl area)? The alternate route you describe is indeed possible. I've done it several times. It's actually getting somewhat "well trod" these da...
- Oct 16 2024 7:32 pm
- Forum: Backpacking
- Topic: Papago wall / slide
- Replies: 11
Re: Papago wall / slide
To echo Nonot, the slide is down river (not up river) from the wall. My only other advice is that the top of the wall is not the top of the climb. There are several sucker trails that peal off too early on the right, which will either require some backtracking or some exposed climbing to get back on...
- Jan 09 2024 5:26 pm
- Forum: Backpacking
- Topic: Superstitions Water
- Replies: 72
Re: Superstitions Water
Sounds like I"m late to the game for purposes of your trip, but I did a long day hike a couple of weeks ago, covering Peters and Hoolie Bacon. No water at all. Closest was Charlebois Spring, which is always reliable. Hope you made it work.
- Dec 15 2023 9:48 pm
- Forum: Looking for a Hike
- Topic: Southern Oregon Hike Recommendations
- Replies: 1
Southern Oregon Hike Recommendations
Suggestions for good day hikes from a home base in Florence. Distance and difficulty are secondary to coolness and appropriateness, given the season. TIA.
- Dec 11 2022 6:13 pm
- Forum: North Rim
- Topic: First unsuccessful Grand Canyon trip...what went wrong?
- Replies: 19
Re: First unsuccessful Grand Canyon trip...what went wrong?
@kyleGChiker The east route, does it stay on the east side all the way to the Colorado River? ANSWER: NO--you have to cross back to the west side. Can someone who has done the east route confirm that the 50' scramble is indeed part of the route? ANSWER: Definitely not. There is no crazy exposure on...
- Nov 23 2022 8:20 pm
- Forum: Looking for a Hike
- Topic: Good winter hike near Idaho Falls
- Replies: 7
Re: Good winter hike near Idaho Falls
@ddgrunning
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
- Nov 22 2022 3:47 pm
- Forum: Looking for a Hike
- Topic: Good winter hike near Idaho Falls
- Replies: 7
Re: Good winter hike near Idaho Falls
@ddgrunning
Length and difficulty are flexible.
Length and difficulty are flexible.
- Nov 22 2022 3:47 pm
- Forum: Looking for a Hike
- Topic: Good winter hike near Idaho Falls
- Replies: 7
Good winter hike near Idaho Falls
Heading up to the cold country of southern Idaho for Thanksgiving. Looking for recommendations for a good winter hike within an hour or so drive from Idaho Falls. Any recommendations?
- Oct 11 2022 8:49 pm
- Forum: Road Conditions
- Topic: FR 172 & 172A to Rogers Trough TH
- Replies: 199
Re: FR 172 & 172A to Rogers Trough TH
@jrich0085
A friend of mine drove it yesterday to scout out for an overnight trip. He reports that he made it all the way to the th in 2wd (though he had 4wd). High clearance recommended.
A friend of mine drove it yesterday to scout out for an overnight trip. He reports that he made it all the way to the th in 2wd (though he had 4wd). High clearance recommended.
- Sep 06 2022 9:28 am
- Forum: Trail Chat
- Topic: Tucson hiker attacked by bees on Pontatoc Ridge Trail
- Replies: 10
Re: Tucson hiker attacked by bees on Pontatoc Ridge Trail
@DixieFlyer "He recommends anyone hitting the trails to have a bee net handy to protect your face and head." I question how realistic a protection this is. If you didn't have it on before the attack started, I have some doubts about whether you would have the time/presence of mind to pull...
- Jun 29 2022 6:57 pm
- Forum: Trail Chat
- Topic: Weatherford Canyon Loop, AZ :: Question by Purnami
- Replies: 12
Re: Weatherford Canyon Loop, AZ :: Question by Purnami
@chumley
Looks like they updated the closure timeline to August 20, 2022.
Looks like they updated the closure timeline to August 20, 2022.
- Jun 29 2022 6:26 pm
- Forum: Trail Chat
- Topic: Weatherford Canyon Loop, AZ :: Question by Purnami
- Replies: 12
Re: Weatherford Canyon Loop, AZ :: Question by Purnami
@Purnami
Fisher Point via Sandy's Canyon might be a good option: [ Fisher Point via Sandys Canyon Trail ]
Fisher Point via Sandy's Canyon might be a good option: [ Fisher Point via Sandys Canyon Trail ]
- Jun 16 2022 12:37 pm
- Forum: Fire & Area Closures
- Topic: 2022 Fire Season
- Replies: 181
Re: 2022 Fire Season
A nice interactive map of the Pipeline and Haywire fires: https://mappingsupport.com/p2/gissurfer.php?center=35.393659,-111.491318&zoom=12&basemap=USA_scanned_topo&overlay=VIIRS_24_hours,MODIS_24_hours,State_boundary,Wildland_fire_name,Lake_river_stream,World_transportation&fire=AZ,P...
- Jun 15 2022 11:38 am
- Forum: Fire & Area Closures
- Topic: 2022 Fire Season
- Replies: 181
Re: 2022 Fire Season
KAFF News (a northern AZ news outlet) seems to provide the most frequent updates on the Pipeline and Haywire fires: https://gcmaz.com/kaff-news/kaff_news/lighter-winds-and-heavy-air-attack-tuesday-leads-to-31-percent-containment-of-the-pipeline-fire/ Reports that the Pipeline fire is now 31% contain...
- May 20 2022 5:14 pm
- Forum: Gear
- Topic: Packraft Recommendations
- Replies: 5
Packraft Recommendations
Ok all you packrafters,
What are your recommendations? size, weight, durabilty, performance, comfort, price, etc.
What are your recommendations? size, weight, durabilty, performance, comfort, price, etc.
- Dec 27 2021 3:35 pm
- Forum: In the news...
- Topic: Battle over Scottish Right-to-Roam Law
- Replies: 4
Battle over Scottish Right-to-Roam Law
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/dec/26/highland-landowner-faces-legal-challenge-over-right-to-roam Not sure if this belongs on a hiking website, since the "ramblers" at issue are described as individuals who "prefer to be able to walk in carpet slippers and dancing shoes rat...
- Jun 04 2021 9:16 pm
- Forum: Looking for a Hike
- Topic: Glacier NP Hikes
- Replies: 7
Re: Glacier NP Hikes
Bumping this post. Heading to Glacier this summer. Any additional recommendations from HAZ nation? In addition to the overall highly recommended hikes, I'm particularly interested in those that don't require access from Going-to-the-Sun Road, which now requires an extra permit to travel on. I have a...
- May 26 2021 5:16 pm
- Forum: Backpacking
- Topic: Cabin Loop Suggestions
- Replies: 20
Re: Cabin Loop Suggestions
@ALMAL Looks like its about a 5 mi. round trip to CC Cragin from Pinchot as the crow flies. Is there an established trail? I don't see any posted routes, and the photo is not geocoded, so it's hard to pin down where it connects with the reservoir. Did you just hike down one of the 4x4 tracks that h...