Yours won't be the only Warbonnet on its maiden voyage :-)Originally Posted by srestrepo
Yours won't be the only Warbonnet on its maiden voyage :-)
--Chocolatier (Master Chocolatier and Amateur Hammocker)
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Seems appropriate that I bring the hot chocolate for Friday evening. Ghana chocolate cut with Venezuelan milk chocolate--hearty for a cold night.
Think I'll toss my wife's down bag in the car to rig up as an UQ if the weather looks chilly. How far's the hike from the Co-op?
Last edited by Chocolatier; 09-09-2009 at 15:43. Reason: Duplicate, and I have more to say (always)
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Las cosas claras y el chocolate espeso.
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a little less than a mile. We get to do some climbing. There's a section of the trail....I think it is between Velvet Rocks and Hanover, where the trail maintainers (Dartmouth Outing Club) put in a rope to help make the scramble up and down <grin>
Grizz
Last edited by GrizzlyAdams; 09-09-2009 at 20:57.
Hey i just called the co-op and before i could Finnish my sentence i was told that they dont allow over night parkingthe parking garage isn't far at all form the trail head either and if you would like a farther hike there are two options one you could start in Etna witch is a little village that is part of Hanover i think this would be more like 3 miles or you could go all the way up to the trail head on three mile road witch on one side brings you strait up to south peak of moose mountain (a fun hike i have done many times) or the other direction brings you down into etna where you could start for a three mile and then to velvet rocks and i think that this is 5 miles but my numbers could be wrong. I will be able to get exact numbers up later this night if you would like.
don't worry About caring gear through town we have through hikers here all summer (even some of the telephone poles have blase on them) it would be easy to get from the garrage to the trail. less then five a minuet walk.
on a different note GrizzlyAdams would that quilt you may be able to bring be usable are an uq if so that would be awesome.
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Not surprised. They take their parking permission cues from Dartmouth Parking Services no doubt. But seriously, it is a small parking lot and they can't realistically have a policy of letting people use it for a trailhead parking lot.
that is your need, and so that is my intention.on a different note GrizzlyAdams would that quilt you may be able to bring be usable are an uq if so that would be awesome.
Grizz
This is great! I think ill be able to come as well. I'll have to get a bottom insulation solution myself but Im looking at cut to fit pads for the time being. Moving into a new apt in Boston is EXPENSIVE!!!
i talked to someone who knows the trails better the sine at the co-op says 1.1 miles to shelter form trescot road its about 2 miles and from 3 mile its about 5 or 6
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If I come I have two under quilts I can let two people use. This all depends on if I come though. I have a JRB Nest and I have a KAQ. The deal is I am not carrying them in though. If I come and someone wants to use then they have to carry them in.
From Route 120 it is 0,8 miles
From Trescott road is 3.0 miles
I'd be interested in trying out an UQ to see how it works. Will certainly carry it in.
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