MattC
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OK, this was planned on another thread, but I thought I'd put it up :
A) to see if there's any more interest
B) so that Catskill Climber can revert his thread back to planning next weekend, as his thread is dated
Anyhow, CC and I plan to meet at Seager trailhead at the end of Dry Brook Road about 9:30 Saturday AM. We'll decide which peak to hit first that morning. This should be fun-my first time on that Seager trail was just a couple weeks ago, and it's a beauty.
Anyone care to come along and help w/ trail-breaking?
Also, I've been to both peaks in the warm months, but not winter. If there isn't a broken trail on the summit spurs, I hope we're still able to find where they leave the marked trail. I remember that the spur to Eagle's summit was across from some blowdown, and that the summit had a cairn in the middle of a clearing. I don't remember anything that would mark the Big Indian spur, but of course there is a canister at the summit. Any advice on finding the spurs if they're not broken?
Matt
A) to see if there's any more interest
B) so that Catskill Climber can revert his thread back to planning next weekend, as his thread is dated
Anyhow, CC and I plan to meet at Seager trailhead at the end of Dry Brook Road about 9:30 Saturday AM. We'll decide which peak to hit first that morning. This should be fun-my first time on that Seager trail was just a couple weeks ago, and it's a beauty.
Anyone care to come along and help w/ trail-breaking?
Also, I've been to both peaks in the warm months, but not winter. If there isn't a broken trail on the summit spurs, I hope we're still able to find where they leave the marked trail. I remember that the spur to Eagle's summit was across from some blowdown, and that the summit had a cairn in the middle of a clearing. I don't remember anything that would mark the Big Indian spur, but of course there is a canister at the summit. Any advice on finding the spurs if they're not broken?
Matt
