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Fire Island Beach BackpackDate : Sep 11 - Sep 12, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : | 26264 |
| Enjoy an ocean view tent on this fun overnight beach backpack at Fire Island National Seashore. Explore the unique high dune wilderness, see deer and seabirds, learn beach backpacking skills and swim in the surf. OK for novice backpackers. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using the link below. | Detail ... |
AT in PA: Wind Gap to Lehigh Gap BackpackDate : Sep 11 - Sep 12, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : moderate | 28287 |
| Approximately 20 miles over mostly flat terrain with some ups and downs and pretty views. Limited to eight fit backpackers. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using link below. | Detail ... |
AT in NH Backpack: Presidential Range 2E56Date : Sep 15 - Sep 19, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : 2E56 | 28376 |
| Backpack trip with camping outdoors (instead of hut-to-hut) from Franconia to Pinkham Notch. 56 miles on the Appalachian Trail. Many steep ascents/descents and rugged terrain, but you'll feel like you're walking on the top of the world. Some of the summits covered are Mount Lincoln, Mount Lafayette, Mount Garfield, Mount Guyot, Mount Pierce (Clinton), Mount Franklin, Mount Washington and Mount Madison. Moderate-paced trip for backpackers in good physical shape. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using link below. | Detail ... |
Panther to Peekamoose Catskills Backpack 3D28Date : Sep 17 - Sep 19, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : 3D28 | 28360 |
| Fun, energetic 28-mile trek summitting six Catskill peaks. Panther and Giant Ledge on day 1, Wittenberg, Cornell, and Slide on day 2, Table and Peekamoose on day 3. Rugged terrain with plenty of climbing and some rock scrambling. Many tremendous views. Relax in second-night campsite by Neversink River. Limited to seven experienced backpackers in good physical condition. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using the link below. | Detail ... |
Hear the Roar of the Panther Backpack 3D/E25Date : Sep 23 - Sep 26, 2010Status : Canceled Trip Difficulty : 3D/E25 | 27859 |
| Join us as we venture into Panther Gorge for a three-day backpack in the Adirondack High Peaks. From camp, we'll plan to day-hike Haystack, Little Haystack, Marcy, and Skylight with the possibility of Gray. Thursday night arrival/hostel stay and Bear Canisters are required for this trip. Limited to 6 fit, experienced backpackers with all necessary gear. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using the link below. | Detail ... |
Beginner Backpack: Overlook Mountain, Catskills 2D16Date : Sep 25 - Sep 26, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : 2D16 | 29432 |
| Beginner-friendly trip for fit, experienced day hikers who'd like to try backpacking. On Saturday, we'll climb Overlook Mountain (1300' climb to fire tower), then descend, camping near Echo Lake. Sunday will depend on how group did Saturday. Possible climb of Indian Head, one of the 3500' peaks. Approximately 16 miles RT. Limited to 9 participants. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using the link below. | Detail ... |
Height of the High Peaks Backpack 2D24Date : Oct 02 - Oct 04, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : 2D24 | 28602 |
| Backpack over Three Brothers, Big Slide and Yard to Camp at Bushnell Falls. Next, hike over Mount Marcy, the highest peak in the Adirondacks, to camp at magnificent Panther Gorge. Spectacular views. Total distance is approximately 24 miles. Should arrive on Friday to meet early on Saturday morning. Must bring or rent a bear canister. Enjoy great fall foliage but avoid the crowds of Columbus Day weekend! Moderately-paced and aimed at those who are not speedsters but who'd like to tackle some demanding terrain. L's pace is moderate-to-leisurely and likes to linger at scenic spots. Not suitable for beginners or fast-paced hikers who want to use trip to do their own thing. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using link below. | Detail ... |
Spruce Knob Fall Foliage Backpack (WV)Date : Oct 02 - Oct 03, 2010Status : Open Trip Difficulty : Moderate | 28140 |
| Working on your state high points? Spruce Knob (4863') is the highest mountain in West Virginia, and has awesome fall foliage views from the summit. While there is a road up the mountain, we'll backpack on the Seneca Creek Trail (TR515), an easy 5 miles and renowned for its scenery. The next day, we'll ascend Spruce Knob via the Huckleberry Trail (TR533), which at 5.8 miles, gains 1755' in elevation. Meet at the trailhead at 9:00am. Campground at Spruce Knob Lake is 4 miles away. Suitable for beginners. Limited to 10 participants. $5 non-refundable registration fee. Register using link below. | Detail ... |
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