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    Quote Originally Posted by Hairbear View Post
    section hiking the katy trail have been for a month
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    its a beautiful trail .no mountains but i get to see some wonderful views ,and learn what lewis and clarks journey must have looked like.very friendly people and its by the missouri river.weve had six thenths of rain since april so im waiting for some rain before doing the ozark trail this fall/winter.
    What's normally the best time of year to cycle the Katy? I'm guessing late April, May, October, early November?

    I hiked 46 miles on the Ozark Trail last March.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cookerhiker View Post
    What's normally the best time of year to cycle the Katy? I'm guessing late April, May, October, early November?

    I hiked 46 miles on the Ozark Trail last March.
    Iwould say fall the contrast of limestone cliffs and the colorful leaves are really nice. cooler weather less humid.You will enjoy all the little trail towns.I had nowhere to camp in heartburg an older lady told me to camp at the baseball field and if anyone bothered me about it to send them to her.bike rental available in many towns rocheport is one i can remember very nice resteraunt there.many historic places if you like that i do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hairbear View Post
    Iwould say fall the contrast of limestone cliffs and the colorful leaves are really nice. cooler weather less humid.You will enjoy all the little trail towns.I had nowhere to camp in heartburg an older lady told me to camp at the baseball field and if anyone bothered me about it to send them to her.bike rental available in many towns rocheport is one i can remember very nice resteraunt there.many historic places if you like that i do.
    sorry forgot the months october through november

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    8/10-8/12 Springer to Neel
    8/25-8/27 Neel to Unicoi then Dick's Creek to Deep Gap so I can help my buddy, TheBirdman, finish GA

    Boss gave me week or two of leave between 1/14 and 3/1 so suggestions for cold camping sections are welcome. Thinking Deep Gap to Fontana
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    July 25-26, Davenport Gap to Hot Springs
    Mid-Late September, Monson, ME to Baxter Peak.

    Will have completed ~25% of the trail this summer, feels good man.
    May your mileage always be higher than your post count.

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    Day hike- Rt 84 to AT Train Station, Pawling

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    PenMar to Rausch Gap mid-August

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    Going to be gone two weeks middle of next month to hike all of the AT in New Hampshire. Anybody want to tag along?

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    Quote Originally Posted by coach lou View Post
    Day hike- Rt 84 to AT Train Station, Pawling
    Couch, That's in my Old backyard. I grew up in Brewster. Havent hiked the AT there since I was in Boy Scouts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rastraikis View Post
    Couch, That's in my Old backyard. I grew up in Brewster. Havent hiked the AT there since I was in Boy Scouts.
    Shhhhhhhhhhhhh, don't say the BS word, people here get crazy. Cool, I ref at TP all the time. Was stationed at Lejeune with a guy from Katonah, he lives in Wappinger Falls now, I go see him when I work at Milbrook School. I've walked north of there, but never south. So tommorrow HB and I are headed there to train for his Maine walk. So WOO and 'Socks will be watching the Cafe, keep E-4 off the wall.

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    Boss gave me week or two of leave between 1/14 and 3/1 so suggestions for cold camping sections are welcome. Thinking Deep Gap to Fontana
    nice section and the views will be great that time of year

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    Well here it is Sunday afternoon and I am at work. About to head out and do an artillery demonstration for our visitors. In another 48 hours we should be arriving in Damascus.
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    No Blazing is +4 on the "Real Hiker Scale"
    Well, I guess my daughter and I might be Real Hikers, then, even if we are Clueless Weekenders. We made it up Rusk and back again. We were wet as anything, with soaking fog that got in everything. The prickers were something awful, every square inch of exposed skin got torn up. Breaking through the brambles took a lot longer than we anticipated, and we wound up bivouacking on East Rusk at about 3100 feet - which is a pretty grim place to crash. What with one thing and another, we decided to leave SW Hunter for another trip. But we bagged one trailless peak - without anyone showing us the way.

    I inadvertently gave my daughter a trail name. We were tracking another hiker back down, and she unexpectedly turned out to be good at it! At one point where I didn't see an obvious track, I asked her, "which way now, hawkeye?" She likes it.
    I always know where I am. I'm right here.

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    Taking Marjorie-Harris Cross Florida Greenway from 49th Trailhead onwards in the Fall, and with a new somewhat clueless partner to boot. Hopefully we won't get ourselves killed.

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    High Point SP to DWG, finally! More training walks before Maine.

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    Hiking black balsam and the Art Loeb Trail next weekend.

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    7/28-29. Florida Trail, Alaqua section (NW Eglin AFB). Prep for AT Section
    Late August. Pinhoti Trail in/around Cheaha/Talladega NF. Prep for AT Section
    9/23-28. AT, Rock Gap NOBO to Fontana. This is going to be fun! Going with 4 friends.
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    3 months in nepal starting in a month (langtang, annapurna, khumbu, and maybe mansalu).

    florida trail in january/february

    pinhoti trail in march

    at in april

    looking for 4,000 miles in 13 months.

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    Wonderland Trail and JMT. Headed out west next week.
    Hammock Hanger -- Life is my journey and I'm surely not rushing to the "summit"...:D

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