Finish with a milkshake at Lou’s in Hanover.
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Finish with a milkshake at Lou’s in Hanover.
Either NOBO or SOBO you start with a big climb, then undulating ridgeline to a big downhill.
The spruce forest on Mt Guyot is really cool, couple miles on either side of Tricorner Knob Shelter. ...
I prefer drink 1.5L take .5L—where safe.
I’m down or up for it, whatever the term is.
At least we have LaBonne’s….
But ultimately:
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Probably would get dropped right at Gapland Rd, where Gathland is, and hike north from there. Rocky Run about 5 miles north of that. Further along the way, see the original Washington Monument,(9...
It means just what you say to me. My best bit of dimensional lumber was a 15 x 12. Rewarded myself with a mile or so off trail to South Mountain Creamery. Still did 31 on trail miles that day,...
Me too. Not an easy job, moderating. Thanks Attroll and crew
Well that’s a heck of a tale.
Well if we cut off our elbows, we can save our pads and cut worn weight too!
There must be some right around there as there were some leftover seekers when I stayed there, and you aren’t going to do that from either of the of the overlooking heights. Water from the ponds. ...
…and if it isn’t…oh well.
I’d rather hike stupidly on my own than smartly with Zuck.
White Blaze dying? I think not!
See Gambit’s new thread on struggle!
At dawn, when you have trouble getting out of bed, tell yourself: “I am rising to do the work of a human being. What do I have to complain about, if I’m going to do what I was born for—the things I...
Thanks for starting an interesting convo
If my prior seemed flippant, apologies.
Two solutions to the 3 day Gambit Blues (cue a minor key bluegrass wailer)
1. Lone Stangers solution—plan an easy day 3
2. Plan your favorite...
Stumbled into this joint just before Covid to plan my 2020 thru, which shifted to a 2021 thru.
WB provided great support/escape for me in those dark days.
Agree with Dan Roper that the mods...
5-6 regrets in 5,000 miles? Congrats!
Funny, I checked the Reddit for the AT just after this and the Moderator is posting a sort of AT wiki, with 2 links to WhiteBlaze. ...
I started in 2020, after lurking for a few months. I think there was more activity during Covid, as all but the most determined reined in their hiking. Also agree on the seasonality, which makes...
Can't remember that spot, but do remember several nice campsites along the ridge from 611 to Helvey's Mill. I'd assume all were dry, so bring water
Amtrak can get you reasonably close ( long shuttle) in mid to north Virginia and right to it in Harpers Ferry with a connection in DC.