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    Post Looking for partner(s) for AT section hikes in New England

    My wife says that I am too old to hike alone, so I am looking for a partner, or partners, for multi-day sections hikes of the AT in New England.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulfromRI View Post
    My wife says that I am too old to hike alone, so I am looking for a partner, or partners, for multi-day sections hikes of the AT in New England.
    I'm a section hiker entering New England. Hopefully, will get into Mass. next week. Looking forward to getting to Hanover this year. Goal is for Katahdin within 3 years.
    Typically, around 2 miles per hour, 12-15 miles a day,though averages will slowly begin to fall off a bit, I'm sure. Usually, out for 3-4 days, but open to longer hikes on occasion.

    PM me if you are interested in connecting.

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    Planning to be in Vermont last week of June section hiking. . . slack packing, however.

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    Please see SundanceCO7 post posted today. Thanks.

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    If you don't find someone to hike with, just do your hikes at times when you will find other hikers on the trail. That's what I did for almost all my hikes (started AT at age 60, summited Katahdin at 74)Always had people to chat with, advise, help me if needed, etc., etc. In a lot of ways I found it a better experience because I could start when I was ready, stop when I was tired, eat what I chose, see more wildlife, etc., etc. It was also a lot easier logistically, especially before I retired.

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    Hey Paul

    Paul from CT. 66 and looking to carve out a section of the AT in CT/MA and or VT. Thinking about 2 weeks to start but could do 3-4 days depending on starting point. Could hike up to a meeting point and join for a few days

    I want to knock out the CT AT which is 52 mi and 104 out and back.

    Very Hoy now so thinking early September

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