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| For details on our preplanned trip fees, meeting sites, parking, gear, transportation and meals CLICK HERE. For directions and public transportation options to the NORTH and SOUTH RIMS CLICK HERE. For Hotel suggestions in the Grand Canyon area CLICK HERE. For Class Difficulty Scale Breakdown CLICK HERE. To read Client Testimonials about these and other trips CLICK HERE |
Class 3 Men's Grand Canyon South Rim Tour
Sept TBD, 2009 - $645
This introductory trip takes you to the bottom of the Canyon via the famous South Kaibab Trail. This
exceptionally scenic trail takes you 7 miles straight down to the bottom passing vistas galore. Once
at the bottom sites including the Colorado River, Ribbon Falls, Phantom Falls and Creek, Clear
Creak and Phantom Ranch await. The hike out traverses, perhaps the most well known, Bright
Angel Trail. The abundance of water and high traffic of this trail allow for a more relaxed trip up, but
don't fool yourself. You are still hiking approximately 9 miles up and out!
Sept TBD, 2009 - $645
This introductory trip takes you to the bottom of the Canyon via the famous South Kaibab Trail. This
exceptionally scenic trail takes you 7 miles straight down to the bottom passing vistas galore. Once
at the bottom sites including the Colorado River, Ribbon Falls, Phantom Falls and Creek, Clear
Creak and Phantom Ranch await. The hike out traverses, perhaps the most well known, Bright
Angel Trail. The abundance of water and high traffic of this trail allow for a more relaxed trip up, but
don't fool yourself. You are still hiking approximately 9 miles up and out!
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Class 5 Grand Canyon North Rim Tour
2009 Dates: TBD
This is an advanced level backpacking trip intended for those who
have done a considerable amount of backpacking and are in great
physical condition. Participants should be prepared for the steep
difficult trail. If you would like to experience the Grand Canyon that
very few people do, then this trip is for you. This remote and
magnificent hike is truly unique. The huge outpourings of water at
Thunder River, Tapeats Spring and Deer Spring have attracted
people since prehistoric times and today this little corner of Grand
Canyon is exceedingly popular among seekers of the remarkable.
Like a gift, booming streams of crystalline water emerge from
mysterious caves to transform the harsh desert of the inner Canyon
into impossibly beautiful green oasis' replete with the music of
falling water and cool pools. The approach is long, hot and dry but
for those making the journey these destinations represent
something close to Canyon perfection! One of the Canyon's best
hikes!
2009 Dates: TBD
This is an advanced level backpacking trip intended for those who
have done a considerable amount of backpacking and are in great
physical condition. Participants should be prepared for the steep
difficult trail. If you would like to experience the Grand Canyon that
very few people do, then this trip is for you. This remote and
magnificent hike is truly unique. The huge outpourings of water at
Thunder River, Tapeats Spring and Deer Spring have attracted
people since prehistoric times and today this little corner of Grand
Canyon is exceedingly popular among seekers of the remarkable.
Like a gift, booming streams of crystalline water emerge from
mysterious caves to transform the harsh desert of the inner Canyon
into impossibly beautiful green oasis' replete with the music of
falling water and cool pools. The approach is long, hot and dry but
for those making the journey these destinations represent
something close to Canyon perfection! One of the Canyon's best
hikes!
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The Grand Canyon has long been
regarded as one of the most spectacular
places on earth! Millions of visitors flock
to Grand Canyon National Park every year
to see the magnificent cliffs and valleys
formed so many years ago by the Colorado
River. The Grand Canyon is the most
studied geologic landscape on earth, and
for good reason. Standing on the edge of
its 4,000 foot cliffs, you will marvel at how
nature could have ever created such a
stunning place!
Most people who travel to the Grand
Canyon just take pictures and look at it.
But at BF Adventures, we think you should
do more than just see the Grand Canyon,
you should actually experience it! What
better way to get to know this beautiful
marvel than with a guided backpacking
tour to the bottom of the Canyon?
BF Adventures leads several annual trips in
the Canyon including the following trails:
More information on each route below!
regarded as one of the most spectacular
places on earth! Millions of visitors flock
to Grand Canyon National Park every year
to see the magnificent cliffs and valleys
formed so many years ago by the Colorado
River. The Grand Canyon is the most
studied geologic landscape on earth, and
for good reason. Standing on the edge of
its 4,000 foot cliffs, you will marvel at how
nature could have ever created such a
stunning place!
Most people who travel to the Grand
Canyon just take pictures and look at it.
But at BF Adventures, we think you should
do more than just see the Grand Canyon,
you should actually experience it! What
better way to get to know this beautiful
marvel than with a guided backpacking
tour to the bottom of the Canyon?
BF Adventures leads several annual trips in
the Canyon including the following trails:
- Bright Angel (South Rim)
- South Kaibab (South Rim)
- North Kaibab (North Rim)
- Thunder River (North Rim)
- Clear Creek (Inner Canyon)
- Tonto Trail (Inner Canyon)
- Hermits (South Rim)
- Tanner Trail (South Rim)
- Grandview Trail (South Rim)
More information on each route below!
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