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Category Archives: Grand Canyon
Desert Hiking – Introduction to Hiking – Hiking Information
People who live in, or frequent, the desert know the rules and will justifiably regard some of the information I provide in this post as rubbish. The difference is acclimatization. Friends from near sea level, who travel to hike with me, … Continue reading →
Posted in Arizona, Desert Hiking, Grand Canyon, Utah
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Tagged Alberta, Arizona, blisters, Boulder Dam, Bright Angel Lodge, Calgary, Canada, Colorado River, Death Canyon, Death in the Grand Canyon, Death in Yellowstone, desert, dormitory, electrolyte, Grand Canyon, heat stroke, hiking, hikingwithbarry, hypothermia, Michael P. Ghiglieri, moleskin, mule train, Nuun, Over the Edge, Phantom Ranch, Thomas M. Myers, toe nails, Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park
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Calgary, Alberta to Panguitch, Utah – Hiking Utah
This post will cover travel on the first day and a half of another Grand Canyon adventure. My travel is from Calgary, Alberta to my first staging location in Panguitch, Utah. Trip objectives are to hike Red Canyon in Utah, the Glen Canyon … Continue reading →
Posted in Arizona, Grand Canyon, Utah
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Tagged Alberta, Arizona, Beaver, Big Belt Mountains, Blue Pine Motel, Butte, Calgary, Camas National Wildlife Refuge, Canada, Continental Divide, Dillon, Glen Canyon, Grand Canyon, Great Falls, Helena, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Idaho, Idaho Falls, Lake Powell, Lewis and Clark, Little Prickly Pear Creek, Malad Pass, mesa, Missouri River, Monida Pass, Montana, Mormon Temple, mountain, Page, Panguitch, Pocatello, Red Canyon, Salt Lake City, Silver, Snake River, South Rim, Teton County, Utah, Wolf Creek
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Panguitch and Cedar Breaks National Monument – Hiking Utah
Panguitch is a Paiute Indian word meaning ‘Big Fish’. Panguitch is also a small, unassuming, historic town in southwest Utah located on Hwy. 89 in the centre of some of the most spectacular scenery on earth which includes the Bryce … Continue reading →
Posted in Grand Canyon, Utah
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Tagged Alberta, Anasazi Indian Village, arches, Big Fish, Black Hawk Indian War, Blue Pine Motel, Brian Head, Bristle cone pines, Bryce National Park, Calf Creek Falls, Calgary, Canada, Canyonlands, Capital Reef, CCC, Cedar Breaks, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Chessmen Ridge Overlook, Civilian Conservation Corp, columns, Dixie National Forest, Escalante, Escalante Petrified Forest, Flying M Restaurant, Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Staircase, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Kodachrome Basin, Markagunt Plateau, Mormon, North Rim, Paiute, Panguitch, Panguitch Lake, Petrified Forest, Point Supreme, Rampart Trail, Red Canyon, Spectra Point, stone spires, Utah, Zion
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Butch Cassidy Draw – Red Canyon – Hiking Utah
Butch Cassidy Draw – Red Canyon The long weekend has mainstream trails busy, so this morning I have decided to hike Butch Cassidy Draw. It is slightly west of Butch Cassidy Trail which I plan to hike tomorrow. From the … Continue reading →
Posted in Grand Canyon, Utah
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Tagged Alberta, Butch Cassidy Draw, Butch cassidy trail, Calgary, Canada, flash flood, Golden wall trail, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Red Canyon, Red Canyon Visitor Center, Utah
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Butch Cassidy – Panguitch – Hiking Utah
Robert Leroy Parker, aka Butch Cassidy, was born in Beaver, Utah to a Mormon family on April 13, 1866. Immediately following his birth, his father, Maximillian Parker, and his mother, Ann Cambell, established a home near the small town of Circleville. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alberta, Ann Cambell, Aramayo Franke Cia, Beaver, Bolivia, Butch Cassidy, Calgary, Canada, Charles Siringo, Cholila valley, Circleville, Concordia Tin Mines, Etta Place, Fannie Porter's brothel, Governor William Richards, Harry Longbough, Harry Place, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Hole in the Wall, Hole in the Wall Gang, James Ryan, Joe Lefors, Maximillian Parker, Mike Cassidy, Pinkerton's Detective Agency, Red Springs, Robert leroy Parker, San Vincente, South America, Sundance Kid, Tipton, Tupiza, Union Pacific, Union Pacific Overland Flyer, Utah, Wild Bunch, Woodcock, Wyoming
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