hikingfish
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Hi All,
Now that I'm in Qc City (and far away from my adk's), I've been toying with the idea of creating a list of summits in the Charlevoix region, which would hopefully force me to go out and visit more than the couple (10-15) of popular ones already known.
I'm having problems though figuring out how to select which summits make it onto the list. I went through a "quick" (2hr) pass in Garmin MapSource to see how many summits are higher than 1000m. Although I haven't applied a rule similar to the adk's 46'ers where a given summit has to be X meters higher than a col or whatever, I have compiled a list of 163 summits so far, some of which are on the same mountain as others. I'm thinking at first glance that I probably have something like 100-120 summits in total. Which seems to be a very long list...
Another problem is that I'm not quite sure all of these summits are easily accessible. Unfortunately, the road/trail network isn't as good as the adk's, however I'm sure there are logging roads and ATV trails that one could take to get to within a decent (hikeable) distance to a given mountain).
Fish
Now that I'm in Qc City (and far away from my adk's), I've been toying with the idea of creating a list of summits in the Charlevoix region, which would hopefully force me to go out and visit more than the couple (10-15) of popular ones already known.
I'm having problems though figuring out how to select which summits make it onto the list. I went through a "quick" (2hr) pass in Garmin MapSource to see how many summits are higher than 1000m. Although I haven't applied a rule similar to the adk's 46'ers where a given summit has to be X meters higher than a col or whatever, I have compiled a list of 163 summits so far, some of which are on the same mountain as others. I'm thinking at first glance that I probably have something like 100-120 summits in total. Which seems to be a very long list...
Another problem is that I'm not quite sure all of these summits are easily accessible. Unfortunately, the road/trail network isn't as good as the adk's, however I'm sure there are logging roads and ATV trails that one could take to get to within a decent (hikeable) distance to a given mountain).
Fish