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Scroll about a third of the way down on Stefan's page:
http://www.math.utah.edu/~sfolias/canyontales/canyonames/#nlp

Great map. If interested in adding canyons in the NW:
http://www.canyoneeringnorthwest.com/index.html

Erik

The best source for beta is Canyoneering Northwest: http://www.canyoneeringnorthwest.com/idahoMain.html

There are lots of scenic canyons in SW Idaho. Most are generally hikes with a few scattered...

Seeing these pictures makes me want to go to Pu'u. :bootyshake:
Glad you're getting out there again.

Mmm, peanut butter and honey for lunch! :bootyshake:
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Wait, you went backpacking in the Uintas? After reading the conditions threads I thought anything above sea level wouldn't be accessible until August at best. That it would start snowing again...

As JB mentioned above, the Sawtooths/Frank currently have drifts starting about 8,000' and are mostly covered about 8,500'. But, it has been warm and sunny, so the levels should be quite a bit...

Who you callin' a tweener?

Last rap Shenany.
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Nice! What kind of l/km do those things get, eh?

Just floated it last year -
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But I'll let someone else go, as I'll be away from the computer for a bit.

Yep, early French explorers called it "les Trois Tetons" - the three breasts.

Which national park is named after a part of the female anatomy?

I've been through one of the caves many times - Spirit Mtn Cave used to be a national monument.

Wishing I had my boat gear with me! Planning on the Escalante again this May.

Bummer, would be a great deal for voice and data if it was usable. Used one in N Idaho a few years ago and it basically didn't work.

Has anyone actually tried Globalstar in the last year since they put up new satellites? I know it's been bad in the past, but wondering if they are getting better?

DD from Hwy 24 bridge at 10:30 this morning. Looks good!
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Not being from SW Utah, this thread title brings something else to mind. And then this:



We'll expect a trip report with pictures. :naughty: Hope everyone is safe.

There are lots of backcountry hot springs up this way. I recommend checking out the following:
http://www.amazon.com/Hiking-Springs-Pacific-Northwest-Regional/dp/0762736232...

By posting this thread in Nov, surely Shane must have been referring to the 2010 Water Year which ran from Oct 1 - Sept 30. Brejcha - that one was mine, post away. It's called Blue Moon in my files....

Even better with the pictures!

Wonderful! Your writing brings back many great memories of being on the Grand. And I hear you all too well about ending a river trip of that length. I still don't think I've come back to society -...

Check out Dan's recent TR here:
http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?38679-TR-Choprock-and-Neon-3-22-2010