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Matthew HollimanUntitled Comment

Matthew Holliman

Voted 10/10

I would imagine he's referring to the standard DPS route, which I think is also the one described in Kathy's route page ("From Daylight Pass Road"). There are two class 3 dry falls encountered along the way. (I suppose these might be bypassed by leaving the wash, to keep it all class 2, but I'm not sure).
Posted Jan 16, 2006 1:04 pm

Grand Canyon DanUntitled Comment

Grand Canyon Dan

Hasn't voted

-Corkscrew Peak is 7.59 miles round trip.

-There are several sections of Class 3 scrambling
Posted Nov 11, 2005 7:57 pm

Matthew HollimanUntitled Comment

Matthew Holliman

Voted 10/10

I would imagine he's referring to the standard DPS route, which I think is also the one described in Kathy's route page ("From Daylight Pass Road"). There are two class 3 dry falls encountered along the way. (I suppose these might be bypassed by leaving the wash, to keep it all class 2, but I'm not sure).
Posted Jan 16, 2006 1:04 pm

tarolEntrance Fee is now $20

tarol

Hasn't voted

$10 if you're arriving on foot or on bike...

More info
Posted Nov 17, 2006 4:59 pm

MoapaPkBeatty stopsign, routes

MoapaPk

Voted 10/10

Coming from Vegas:
I never saw a stoplight in Beatty. There is a stopSIGN where one turns left (S). From the stopsign, it is 19 miles on the paved road to the point where one hits the trail. However, the highway shoulders are quite narrow there, so you might wish to park at ~18.7 or 18.8 miles on the wide right (NW) shoulder, then walk down the road 0.2-0.3 miles to start the hike.

Hike: I took the ridge route up (sort-of Wingding's eastern route on the map), and the traditional wash back down. While the wash is clearly much better used, I preferred the ridge route -- also no need to exceed class 2 on the ridge.

On descent in the wash, I came across several class 3 dryfalls, and though I went down them for fun, there wasn't a single one that could not be avoided by a slightly longer class 2 route (usually on the W side). (I started descent too high in the wash, and came across a few "off budget" dryfalls.)
Posted Jan 28, 2007 12:36 am

MoapaPknew? stoplight

MoapaPk

Voted 10/10

I now see a red, flashing, single buld "stop" light in addition to the stopsign in Beatty at the us 95 turn.
Posted Jul 2, 2007 7:15 pm

cp0915Re: new? stoplight

cp0915

Hasn't voted

Yes, correct. Thanks, Harlan.
Posted Jul 12, 2007 9:29 am

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