Grand Canyon
#3
Joined: Jan 2003
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trips are 1 or 2 nights at the Phantom Ranch...booked 2 yrs in advance unless lucky to fine a cancellaltion...under 200 lbs and less for the weight....there are day rides....I'd ck b4 counting on any ride..did so at the end of March..cool on top...winter jackets and 80 or so at the bottom..could be snow..cal and make advance plans......don't be disapointed.........
#4
Joined: Jan 2003
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Mule trips sell out months in advance. Make that reservation first, as you don't want to have to change flight or hotel reservations because the mule trips are already fully booked.
For average temps and precipitation in the Canyon for all months, go to
www.kaibab.org/gc/misc/gc_wthr.htm
Note that the below the rim is considerably warmer than above. If you're changing your elevation by a couple thousand meters, be prepared for major changes in temps. Layering is your best bet.
For average temps and precipitation in the Canyon for all months, go to
www.kaibab.org/gc/misc/gc_wthr.htm
Note that the below the rim is considerably warmer than above. If you're changing your elevation by a couple thousand meters, be prepared for major changes in temps. Layering is your best bet.
#5

Joined: Feb 2003
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Dear Mollys:
Do a search by clicking on Arizona above. Reports on Arizona & the Grand Canyon will come up.
We were in Sedona & the GC in July. Click on this thread for my report:
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...1&tid=34655352
Have a great time:
Do a search by clicking on Arizona above. Reports on Arizona & the Grand Canyon will come up.
We were in Sedona & the GC in July. Click on this thread for my report:
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...1&tid=34655352
Have a great time:




