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yo, so what do we do since were staying at the ATL the night before???
will we be too late to get a daypack?? or do we bring one along and send it home from the park?

yo yo.
anyone else gonna be at the Appalachian Trail Lodge in Millinocket on the 29th?

see u there.................................................................................................

shaw's is what were using too... and staying there as well after the 100 mile.

Phil's SOBO List:

Pack: Gregory z65

Sleep System:
• MSR Hubba Tent
• Sierra Designs Wicked Light 45 Sleeping Bag
• Thermarest Prolite Pad
• Cocoon Silk Liner

yeah, the OR jacket is my rain jacket; and i have a pack cover.

forgot to add rope and 2 small beaners for hanging food.

Phil's SOBO List:

Pack: Gregory z65

Sleep System:
• MSR Hubba Tent
• Sierra Designs Wicked Light 45 Sleeping Bag
• Thermarest Prolite Pad
• Cocoon Silk Liner

since there are many water crossings [heading south] what type of extra/camp shoes do people recommend? will croc types do? or will 'river shoes' such as salomon's tech amphibian be the best bet?...

looks like u answered your own post.

GTX paclite. nuff said.

is it easy enough to just to hit towns, etc. for goods. or are mail drops or a combination of the two the way to go?

sumitting katahdin (unless it's on lock) on the 30th of june and heading south july 1st.

now that's funny.

lightweight down jacket. super warm, packs small, and makes a great pillow.

i'm gonna rock a down 45 and a liner. thermals and a beanie too, for extra cold nights.

hit up a gear shop for a book or look online. lots here: trails.com

i'm big... i usually carry 4 liters. 2 bottles and a platypus. i sweat heavily, so that works for me. everyone is different.

just check it. it'll tell ya.

get a guidebook like the app. pages or the thru-hikers handbook.
mines in the other room or i'da looked it up for ya.:banana

goes to show u that if in a group. stop at intersections, etc...

well, mabye not the six moon designs lunar solo. out of stock. boo.

hey yall.

wondering on tents/tarptents/shelters

freestanding (fs) or not? fs is usually heavier but usually easier.
where there are tent platforms are u required to use them? if so does this...

can't say i've ever been really lost (i couldn't find my hotel in france once and it sucked a little) but i know it's coming. just hope i'm prepared...

dosen't stealth = no fire?

i did some checking:
$85 for a member
$94 for non member

membership is $40

worth it? just in case?
and what about the AMC campsites? are they any good?

i know the acronym, just looking for suggestions.