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Devil's Path Current Conditions
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kristoria
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Re: Devil's Path Current Conditions
More photos from Saturday Dec 4th. We did Indian Head, Twin and Sugarloaf. No wind really until we turned back on Pecoy Notch. The area there by the lake on the Pecoy Notch trail was still flooded but was managable by hopping rocks and sticking to dry ground.
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mike
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- Location: Ravena, NY
Re: Devil's Path Current Conditions
Nice photos! I don't remember ever seeing that rock teetering on the edge of falling off the ledge. Will have to check that one out. But, I know where many of the other pictures were taken. Glad to hear that you had a good time.
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Nasrettin Hoca
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Re: Devil's Path Current Conditions
Yup. That rock is even worse than it looks in my photo. It's got a load of rocks and mud pushing it from behind.
I didn't climb up there to investigate. So I don't know where it came from. Trail runs directly below it. It's not so far from the road that a casual little 15 min hike, next time I'm up there, to see if it's down yet, may happen.
As you can see, it's got no moss so it's pretty new.
Thanks Kris for the Pix!
I didn't climb up there to investigate. So I don't know where it came from. Trail runs directly below it. It's not so far from the road that a casual little 15 min hike, next time I'm up there, to see if it's down yet, may happen.
As you can see, it's got no moss so it's pretty new.
Thanks Kris for the Pix!