Tuesday, September 12, 2006

A Southern Beauty

A trip south yesterday, south to the southernmost Adirondacks to climb a popular mountain renowned for its bare rock summit and 300-degree views. I had a perfect day to scout out this gem for my clients who are new climbers. It's an hour and a half ascent for intermediate hikers, maybe just under two for novices--a relatively easy ascent.

But best of all are the rewards at the top--a summit that's large enough to afford many people their own private picnic spots and a sturdy firetower that offers views of the High Peaks, including Mount Marcy. Volunteers maintain the wide trails, which will make this my top choice for my intermediate snowshoers who are ready to tackle a mountain.

Mountain Ash in All Its Glory

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