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Devil's Path - Catskill Mountains


Originally Posted by jtothewang I am looking to talk to someone, anyone that has done the entire Devil's Path (24+ miles) in just one day. I have to believe ...

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I am looking to talk to someone, anyone that has done the entire Devil's Path (24+ miles) in just one day. I have to believe it is doable, but I am trying to put a teambuilding event together and want to make sure my idea passes the common sense test before I proceed. Additionally, has anyone seen a map (one map) of the entire Devil's Path. I know it is mapsheep #41 from the NY-NJ Trail Conferance maps, but that only shows part of the trail.

I think it may be interesting to form a group that would meet at the westernmost starting point of this trail, once per month at 6am to take on this hike. Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks,

John
There is a club in the Catskills called the 3500 club (there are 35 peaks over 3500 feet in the Catskills. Check out their website on Yahoo.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3500club/

Ask your question there and you'll get plenty of expert answers. They organize a Devil's Path hike every year.
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