@Joey I just have to say WOW at everything you have been posting. The Glacier nerd in me is really shining and with those other places, I am super impressed. Also, Very nice you finally got to Gyrfalcon Lake, seems like a wonderful place to get to that happens to be in a wonderful park. Will...
I'm not the most knowledgeable in the thermal features of Yellowstone and thermal features in general, but to my knowledge they can hold archaebacteria and possibly toxic to ingest earth metals/nonmetals like sulphur, some alkali's and very rarely radioactive (probably not in Yellowstone...
Admittedly I'm not the most well versed in backpacking and purification; however, I will say that if you grab water from levees/springs, the water will have limited amounts of silt in it. I haven't had an ounce of sand on the bottom of my water bottles deter me from drinking from them. Might not...
So far it looks very promising for the price. Seems to be under $50 and carries 11 liters. That is good for really small backpacks. Doesn't seem the greatest for extended backpacking trips, considering I'd prefer the ursack for more days (and those are pretty small aswell). The one thing that it...
Why do people do this. It just baffles me that people are this stupid sometimes. "My buddy broke his leg because of this rock" it more than likely wasn't the rocks fault and why do you have to topple the rock, if you are that gung ho about it just add a sign or something that will be taken down...
@slc_dan You basically took the words right out of my mouth. When you go back and read what he is referring to, they original authors of the posts had no intention of calling them out as racist, they used their ethnicity to just give more details. There is nothing wrong with giving more details.
I think in theory it is possible, but can be pretty nasty depending on the water levels of Lake Powell, and your escape route marked. The stretch from that side canyon south of coyote and the trailhead to the trailhead could be brutal (even on labour day week) :lack of water, barren landscape...
would that be steven's arch taken from either coyote gulch, stevens canyon, escalante (river, gorge, canyon, not sure) or some canyon in that area? not sure though, doesn't look quite right...
A very nice trip report! I really need to get up into that area sometime soon, because it just looks too freaking awesome. Then again I'm the one who wants to go crazy in that park and join Joey on his ridiculous trips;)
I love the picture of the moose in thunderbird pond!!
@Joey we were up there from July 29th to August 4th
I would gladly do a trip with you sometime in the future, i just need some income so I can not feel like a boon to everyone I know, a little bit more experience and fitness, and then better gear that can actually hold weeks of food and gear...
Very nice report @Dave ! Great to hear the method of gaining bear experience in the wild. I am thankful that I've seen enough bears to just leave them alone and not take pictures because I have had my fair share. I sound like a broken record sometimes, but I have to say Glacier is one of the few...
Yup, I am quite lucky to have him and he is lucky to have me (maybe not). Jake Bramante has equated our relationship as I am the kite and he is the string, but sometimes a gust of wind picks up just fast enough to pull the string along.
One thing that is interesting is only five years ago I had...
I'm not sure what Joey will say, but the shuttle from apgar to the loop will hopefully be easy to get if you are right when it opens, but there will be some amount of waiting. Any more will spell disaster on any time because I felt the crowds were absolutely atrocious. The shuttles were...
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