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I believe that the long bench is mapped as a lateral moraine on the Crawford 7.5’ quadrangle surficial geologic map, but need to check...

My cartography notes for that pond mentioned a possible reference in the Echo, so I looked it up. From the White Mountain Echo, August...

Maybe true on the need for helicopters, but if not for the huts, the human waste would be strewn all over the alpine zone, under every...

I grew up in a non-outdoors family and back in the 1960’s back pack trips with my camp to Lakes of the Clouds was my introduction to a...

This impacts things like trips to Grand Canyon and WFA courses. Personally, though I've been a member for years, I've never been on an...

I think that the above-treeline huts are the most important of all for consolidating human waste that is transported out by helicopter...

I have never joined the AMC, never saw the benefit. I've run into their groups out hiking and I have been into the huts for water and to...

Thank you for those numbers, J. We can wrap our minds around them. My question would be, how much of those assets would be things like...

They are a non-profit, right? So, I would hope that their enterprises would run about break-even, operate at a small enough loss that...

Never been to the MWI. But in general, because I’m a cheap b*stard very frugal? That, and it seems that if they have money for changing...

I have been a member for a few years now, to support their land conservation efforts, to read their fine Appalacia journal, and to get...

Same reason I go when the checkpoints are closed: I'm poor.

"For those who knew Rodriguez, his sudden decision to tackle Mount Whitney, with a 14,505-foot summit and the highest peak in the...

I am confused. If some of your have such fine things to say about the AMC’s MWI, why do you refuse to give the AMC any money?

I just read the entire AMC Action Plan 2025-2030, twice. With growing membership from 90,000 to 150,000, member and public programs...