dr_wu002
Well-known member
Ok, here I go again, posting a list of potential hikes I'd be up for this weekend. But bear with me.
Camel's Hump - what is this, 5 weeks in a row I posted this one??
Osceola - Should be some great trailbreaking! Swiss Bobsleds (I have an extra, on loan from Dalraida) for the way down!!
Ascutney - it's on the 2000' Prominence List
Northwest Hancock - I'm considering a Bushwhack from on or near North Peak. Then back over to South and down (with Swiss Bob's)
Torngats - Pre-Spring Hike
Vose Spur - Why Not?
Mt. Lowell - See Above
Edit: I would also consider -
Giant Mountain - the the Adirondacks
Any interest, respond here or PM me. I like to start early (7-8am) and I hike in the winter at an average to occasionally brisk pace. Sometimes faster. I also like to linger, even in bad weater, on peaks and outlooks and take the occasional hot-soup break.
Regards,
Dr. Wu
Camel's Hump - what is this, 5 weeks in a row I posted this one??
Osceola - Should be some great trailbreaking! Swiss Bobsleds (I have an extra, on loan from Dalraida) for the way down!!
Ascutney - it's on the 2000' Prominence List
Northwest Hancock - I'm considering a Bushwhack from on or near North Peak. Then back over to South and down (with Swiss Bob's)
Torngats - Pre-Spring Hike
Vose Spur - Why Not?
Mt. Lowell - See Above
Edit: I would also consider -
Giant Mountain - the the Adirondacks
Any interest, respond here or PM me. I like to start early (7-8am) and I hike in the winter at an average to occasionally brisk pace. Sometimes faster. I also like to linger, even in bad weater, on peaks and outlooks and take the occasional hot-soup break.
Regards,
Dr. Wu
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