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Tramper Al
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A question for clarification of 4000 footer committee rules.
Say a road in to the base of a Maine 100 Highest Peak is rough, but commonly passable by 4WD vehicles, though not wise to try in Vespa with sidecar, for instance. In that case, I would be permitted to bicycle that road to the point where the 4WD vehicles commonly reach, then hike the peak, yes?
OK, say the bridge on Wiggles Brook Road is partially fallen away, and the road partially blocked by boulders, just hypothetically. Now, would using a mountain bike to cover the miles to the base of Cupsuptic Snow violate the rules, do you suppose?
Or, should I just wait until winter?
Aside: I already know only too well that many of you don't care about the rules, so you really need not remind me of this fact, if that's OK.
Thanks in advance,
Say a road in to the base of a Maine 100 Highest Peak is rough, but commonly passable by 4WD vehicles, though not wise to try in Vespa with sidecar, for instance. In that case, I would be permitted to bicycle that road to the point where the 4WD vehicles commonly reach, then hike the peak, yes?
OK, say the bridge on Wiggles Brook Road is partially fallen away, and the road partially blocked by boulders, just hypothetically. Now, would using a mountain bike to cover the miles to the base of Cupsuptic Snow violate the rules, do you suppose?
Or, should I just wait until winter?
Aside: I already know only too well that many of you don't care about the rules, so you really need not remind me of this fact, if that's OK.
Thanks in advance,