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I wouldn't go quite that far. The potatoes are ok.

Naaah... All the mountains in Idaho are terrible. [emoji13]

Are you referring to Zone I? It's open to day use July 4 - Nov 10.

You've probably seen this, but here's a link to the BLM info with a pic: http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/monticello/recreation/permits/grand_gulch_and_cedar.html A little more info: http://www.mountainbuzz.com/forums/f43/hiking-out-grand-gulch-from-san-juan-river-60403.html A friend did it as a...

Here's the 15 year old still climbing mountains. On top of Buffalo Hump in central Idaho.

Prizes?!

You work?!

They're planning to open brick and mortar stores again.

@Kullaberg63 can take it. I'm out in the field quite a bit.

I'm guessing it starts with a V.

Isn't that the truth! I haven't used the Kelty. My Wing is probably more than 10 years old. It looks like they've changed the fabric since I bought it, but mine is a pretty heavy material that blocks the sun.

I've had the NRS River Wing for a long time. It seems to work well. Although I don't remember paying so much for it (maybe just tried to forget that part :scatman: ). http://www.nrs.com/product/2772/nrs-river-wing

Pretty sure I've seen it, just don't remember. South of Mtn Home?

I haven't been around the computer much. Looks familiar, but not remembering which trip. Jump Creek area?

A week ago, the trail to Hell Roaring only had a few snow patches and the lake was ice free. I haven't heard past there.

I was trying to figure out how you guessed Sawtooths from the original and then realized it had changed. :-)

Hey, didn't you have something else posted? Wondering where the original was.

I like the Alpine Bod for canyoneering: http://www.backcountry.com/black-diamond-alpine-bod-harness It's simple, cheap, and easy to put on. You'd have to check the sizing to see what you think.