Pulker Pete

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  Stash

• Nov 14, 2012

Waiting on winter Pete. Got the cold. Just need snow. How about you?

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  una_dogger

• Feb 8, 2012

Ps Also - plenty of flat stuff before the climb starts. First water crossing was partially snow bridged, the other two were open water, but shallow. Hope this helps!

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  una_dogger

• Feb 8, 2012

Just below the summit there is a flat area and iirc it's a legit winter camping site ?

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  una_dogger

• Feb 7, 2012

Nice running into you and Stash Sunday!

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  Pulker Pete

• Jan 5, 2012

Thanks for the info Tom .... appreciated ... I don't live too far (Ct) .. so I decided to ck out the Catskills since I've already done the 46.

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  Tom Rankin

• Jan 4, 2012

It's usually broken out, as it is a popular hike, year round. 6-7 miles RT and 1900' of elevation gain, pretty tame as far as 4Ks go. Roads are open and plowed regularly. Bring stabilicers, no showshoes needed yet down here.

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  Stash

• Oct 3, 2011

Wilderness is always a bit soggy. It'll be better once on BC.

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  BIGEarl

• Jan 15, 2010

Thanks for the positive rep for the Southern Presidentials hike report. I appreciate it.