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The hike on the 5th was a rousing success, so I think I'll do it again. Bright Angel Death March Two, and this time it's personal.

Anytime from the 11th to the 14th is fine for me, but I will post the day for the 14th, as that one is currently most convenient. Post here with a preferred day if you are interested.

It took me about 8 1/2 hour of hiking to do this on the 5th, and I spent 2 hours or so at Bright Angel Creek. This will be a swimming hike, since there is no sense in ignoring the cool waters of the clear running creek when it should hopefully still be near 100.

Jim_H wrote:Too hot? We can always turn around at a good spot and cruise the Rim looking for tourists to say, "we're local" to.

Jim_H wrote:I figure, it will be about as crowded at Flag or Sedona, and way nicer, so why not? Either the 4th or 5th is good, if someone wants to come along. Too hot? We can always turn around at a good spot and cruise the Rim looking for tourists to say, "we're local" to.

I like your plan! I'll be making my first trip to the North Rim this weekend. I've been to the South Rim a bunch of times. If you don't me asking roughly how long of a drive is it to the North Rim from downtown Flagstaff?

Have a great trip and I'm sure you'll see a lot less people along the River. The top will be a zoo!

Thanks

John9L wrote:If you don't me asking roughly how long of a drive is it to the North Rim from downtown Flagstaff?

3 1/2 to 4 hours, roughly.

Sweet!

It looks like I won't need to carry more than 2 liters of water and bring 2 containers with me when I do this, since there is water frequently along the trail. My guess is that these are taps with potable water like you might find high on the rim, so no filter will be needed.

Oh, and Sunday looks better so I'll go that day.

The hike on the 5th was a rousing success, so I think I'll do it again. Bright Angel Death March Two, and this time it's personal.

Anytime from the 11th to the 14th is fine for me, but I will post the day for the 14th, as that one is currently most convenient. Post here with a preferred day if you are interested.

It took me about 8 1/2 hours of hiking to do this on the 5th, and I spent 2 hours or so at Bright Angel Creek. This will be a swimming hike, since there is no sense in ignoring the cool waters of the clear running creek when it should hopefully still be near 100.

Schedule changes, not sure when I will go up again exactly, but I'll probably just solo again.

Jim, you should try the Hermit, if you haven't already. There is filterable water at Hermit Creek camp.