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Tuckerman Ravine, 2 Day Trip in April


Originally Posted by thetrailboss So we are camping out at the shelters? Well that's what I was talking about all along. Not important though, could just hike up early ...

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Old Apr 8, 2008, 12:49 PM   #71 (permalink)
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So we are camping out at the shelters?
Well that's what I was talking about all along. Not important though, could just hike up early morning, say 6. You tell me.
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Well that's what I was talking about all along. Not important though, could just hike up early morning, say 6. You tell me.
Anyone know what getting a shelter requires? Reservations? First come, first serve?
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First come first serve... Like $8 bucks a night..
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First come first serve... Like $8 bucks a night..
Last I checked, I think it was $10. First come first serve. I figure if we head up on Friday, we have a better chance of getting a spot. Get spot, hike up to the summit, maybe check out some terrain in the Great Gulf. Then spend Saturday skiing Tux and head back down Sunday

If there's an issue getting a shelter, then get a hotel in Gorham for the night and hike up early Saturday.
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You can always use a tent platform.. If they aren't totally covered with snow..
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You can always use a tent platform.. If they aren't totally covered with snow..
Other then not being covered, how are they differnent from leantos? Charge? Reservations?
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I think you still have to pay.. They are a little more remote.. Although sometimes the path to the shelters goes right through them.. But you don't have to share a shelter...
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OK, so we are talking the weekend of the 25th, yes?
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OK, so we are talking the weekend of the 25th, yes?
Yes sir, not written in stone, but I would like to:
  • Arrive Friday morning, get a leanto.
  • Perhaps hike to the summit and may check out the Great gulf
  • If snowfields are skiable ski back down to tux
  • Spend night
  • Ski Tux on Saturday and then either ski down or spend another night and ski down the next morning.
Of course all the above depends on conditions. And I am open to suggestion. Let me know what you think. Snowmonster,. what say you? Kingslug?
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IF the knee is strong enough, I'll be up for the day on Friday (25th). I'll be in early and out the same day.
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