So You Want to Raft the Grand Canyon? Part 2
If you decide that a private trip instead of a commercial trip is the right fit for you, the next step is to apply for a permit and build up your skill set.
If you decide that a private trip instead of a commercial trip is the right fit for you, the next step is to apply for a permit and build up your skill set.
Many suggestions for every price range!
Tim and Vee lay down some expert knowledge on gear that was helpful vs. gear that just slowed them down.
Take the pre-season to get primed and ready for your next ski season!
Did you know you can raft this river through the whole length of the canyon? For many, rafting the Grand Canyon is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
When it comes to the Sierras, there is tons of preparation and planning that can be done to maximize safety and enjoyment.
Trail running is supposed to be fun! Keep a good attitude, don’t push too too hard (unless that’s what you are going for), and enjoy the scenery!
When all is said and done, after all the research and lines are drawn, you should have a flushed out map that will take you deep into the backcountry.
The routes mentioned in this list are a great sampler of terrain across North America, from high alpine meadows to dense forests to rocky ridgelines.
700 miles of any terrain can be exhausting, but the Californian desert provided us with the appreciation we needed for the simplest of things, such as access to water and refuge from the heat.