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    Default B&B in Montebello,VA??

    Was wondering if Dutch Huas B&B is still open in Montebello, VA Thanks

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    Yes they are still in business. I think they are on vacation for the holiday.

    Here is their website:

    http://www.dutchhaus.com/hiking.htm

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    i've stayed there twice in the last year and highly recommend it! great place!

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    One of the best places on the trail. Don't pass it by.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc View Post
    One of the best places on the trail. Don't pass it by.
    Worth a 700 foot descent in the PM and a 700 foot ascent in the AM? Well, heck, it's merely a rhetorical question at this point, for me. I remember sitting at that trail junction trying to decide. The proprietors sounded very friendly on the phone.

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    Lois and Earl run a great, hiker-friendly business. There's a small grocery in town, too. They even serve a free hiker lunch at noon.
    "Throw a loaf of bread and a pound of tea in an old sack and jump over the back fence." John Muir on expedition planning

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