When are most NOBO's crossing thru Pa around the Port Clinton area?
When are most NOBO's crossing thru Pa around the Port Clinton area?
I'm thinking mid May for most. I've resupplied thrus in the Wind Gap area end of May thru early June.
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4pm est thursday july 4th. most years.
matthewski
Not May. Late June for some, early to mid-July for most.
By early August, for several weeks, there is almost no long-distance traffic in either direction.
Last edited by emerald; 02-08-2011 at 00:50.
I started on April 16 last year and got to Port Clinton on July 8. I was kind of booking it at that point and most of my friends were up to a week behind me.
I left Springer on March 4 and was in Port Clinton on May 19
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I'd say mid to late June for the bulk of them. I went through in early June and there weren't no one no how
I see the bulk of them come through here mid to late May still a lot early to mid June.
Alcohol was involved!
May would be on the early side for sure - I'd say the first 2 weeks of June would see the "bubble"
Great time to hike in PA. I know a lot of people complain about the heat, but it's really not that bad in the shade of the forest. I hiked for about two weeks in August 07, during a heat wave, and everyone back home was telling me how miserable it was. I didn't really mind it all, with the exception of the Cumberland Valley. Water can be a problem, but not a hike-ender.
I left Springer 3/18 and went through Port Clinton 6/25.
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Allen "Monkeywrench" Freeman
NOBO 3-18-09 - 9-27-09
blog.allenf.com
[email protected]
www.allenf.com
I did a SOBO section from the 501 shelter to Harpers around the 3rd week of June and ran into a lot of them around the Doyle. I stayed at the Ironmasters on Jun 20th (I only know this cuz I ran into a few naked hikers the next day) at it was full up.
Pain is a by-product of a good time.