Trip Report - May, 1996 - South Kaibab, Clear Creek, Bright Angel |
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This trip report uses the new approach that I started using with the December, 1994 trip report in which photos that I have taken along the trail have been included with the text. The first page gives you an index to the various days of the trip. The report for each individual day contains thumbnail images of the photos embedded in the text. To view the full size image you should click on thumbnail image. Most of the smaller JPEG images are 600 x 400 but I have also included a pointer to a much larger 1200 x 800 JPEG image that is accessible from the smaller image. This trip was pretty much a complete success. We did originally plan to do a day hike over to Cheyava Falls but I more or less gave up on that idea a few weeks before we actually started the hike, the reason for this was because there was no water to feed the falls this year. Cheyava is an Native American word that means "intermittent" and the falls typically only run for a short period in the spring when the snow pack on the north rim is melting. The north rim normally receives over 300 inches of snow in a good season but this year they only got 14 inches of snow and the place is dry as a sun-baked bone. The original day hike to Cheyava Falls was replaced with a some other shorter day hikes:
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