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| Nassahegan, CT: 8/14 | Quote:
http://skiing.alpinezone.com/resorts/?state=VT I'm thinking the results would be based on the following three criteria:
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| Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Lancaster, NH
Posts: 892
| I can't believe I missed this thread a whole week ago. When you figure out the works, I'd be happy to add many non-4k hikes. These are most of my hikes in the Whites. I have many left to do and many under my shoes! |
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| | Again I'm going to say this, I think we should have a classification in the trip report on what the trail would be like to hike up in the winter and ski down. I think it would add another dimension to the trip reports and give us skiers and hikers something to think about. Just a suggestion. Porter
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| Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Western Mass
Posts: 419
| While I don't usually go out in the winter, some information on non-4k hikes on their wintertime conditions would be helpful for those who might want an easy snowshoe or ski-run. This would be a good idea for beginners to try out and get some experience before attempting some of the harder hikes in winter. |
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| Mt. Washington | Quote:
Let's lock down the actual values we'll collect on the form over the next 2 weeks. We also need to determine which items will be mandatory, and which will be optional. -Stephen | ||
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| Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Western Mass
Posts: 419
| I like that. I think vertical gain should be included because it's helpful to know just how much you are climbing. Maybe make it part of trail distance. Most of the optional catagories can be put under a comments section with those catagories being highlighted. Would the section allow for individual comments about the hike and a possible link to an AZ photo album of that said hike? Maybe showing the trailhead, viewpoints, points of interest. Can't wait to see the new Flags site |
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