New England Hangs this winter ?

[Rilmoigan]

I'm in - although I will have to factor in drive time(s) as I'm just north of Bangor, ME.

Keep me posted...

[Waalkes]

You can count me in!

Waalkes

[Otis_Hiker]

srestrepo - wish I saw this post earlier...would have joined you up at upper goose pond...I'm about a 20 minute drive from the parking area for that area of the AT.

If you guys head up to Greylock deffinitely keep me posted, one of my favorite places to hike/hang! Or anywhere else around Berkshire County/Western MA.
Prolly need about a weeks notice if you do though as I work on Saturdays until 7pm.

[CrackMunk]

Is it a hike in or a driveup campsite. I would love to hang too. but not ready for a hike in.

NFA: let me know when and where your hang is I might want to come to that one too!

[Pro Vagabond]

I may be interested in something around the holidays. I grew up in western mass and still make it back as much as possible. this would give me another reason to come up.

[tiredhiker]

Love to hang with other members. I live in Maine so Mass is only a couple hours drive away..I can hang anytime, keep me informed

[Quoddy]

I'm as recovered as I'll probably ever be, am ready to hit the trail again, and should be able to make it to any upcoming hangs.

[tjm]

Hi,

I am hanging in the Whites this weekend. Going to be wet, temps 30-40*F

If everyone wants to join me, you are welcome.

I am flexible on the destination, just want to get out into the woods without a lot of miles or elevation.

Ideas:
1) Flat Mountain Pond Shelter from Bennet Street TH
2) Shoal Pond from Zealand TH
3) Sawyer Pond Shelter from Bear Notch Road [~ 1/2 of this is on a forest road]

Might stay at a CG on Friday night if I can get out of work early.

PM me if interested.

Thanks,
Tommy

[Flatland]

I can't do anything this weekend, HOWEVER, a friend and I are planning on doing the entire Devil's Path trail in the Catskills (~24 miles, totally rugged) on the weekend of 11/6-11/7 hanging either before or after. Thoughts/interest?

[JayS]

I can't do anything this weekend, HOWEVER, a friend and I are planning on doing the entire Devil's Path trail in the Catskills (~24 miles, totally rugged) on the weekend of 11/6-11/7 hanging either before or after. Thoughts/interest?

Flatland - I have done a small section of the Devil's Path near Sugarloaf and Plateau Mountains. Rugged is a good description. Don't take a dog unless you're willing to help him constantly (left mine home & was glad I did). If you can't find the trail, look up... way up... or way down. 1200 feet of elevation gain in less than a mile. The next day I was fine. The day after that, I was hurting! The Devil's Path was rated the hardest trail in America by some organization a few years ago. Oh yeah, there are rattlesnakes, especially on the eastern sections.

Have fun! Post a trip report.