Adk_dib
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Do you need eye protection and long pants for these two? Some times these "trail less" peaks can really beat up your shins 
Cliff & Redfield bushwack?
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Jay H
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I don't think you really need eye protection on the herdpaths, so long as you stay on them. It's probably very prudent to carry them though because sometimes you get off them on occasion if you are prone to eye gouges. I did Redfield as recent as this past winter and although it was pretty easy to follow, there is a short section through that is a moderately thick and there can be the stray branch or so... I have been on Cliff where we lost the herdpath and had to do a real bushwack to regain the herdpath so you never really know.
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1ADAM12
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I just did Cliff a few weekends ago and I wore shorts. I don't think you will have a problem at all. Take a look at my pics and you can see what the trail is like.
Tom Rankin
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Gaiters are a good idea. Sunglasses couldn't hurt.
ADKdremn
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I did Redfield a few weeks ago...no need for eye protection. I also wore shorts with no gaiters, and I was fine. But, then again I rather like the scars I get while hiking.
The GooGoo Dolls say it best (never thought I'd say that!), "scars are memories that last a lifetime."
The GooGoo Dolls say it best (never thought I'd say that!), "scars are memories that last a lifetime."
1ADAM12
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ADKdremn said:
I was with ADKDREMN and agree! No eye protection
Viewseeker
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Agree!!??
1adam12 still needs the eye protection for his shadow though....... He's like the summer ground hog...How many more weeks of summer???? lol
1adam12 still needs the eye protection for his shadow though.......
He's like the summer ground hog...How many more weeks of summer???? lol
