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Oct 23, 2002, 1:10 AM
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| Mounts Starr King & Waumbek 10/21/2002 Date(s) Hiked: 21 October 2002 Trails(s) Hiked: Starr King Trail (RMC & WMNF) Total Distance: 7.2 miles Difficulty: Not hard, but on a humid day, a glasses-fogger Conditions: 35F, clear down low, flurries up higher. Special Required Equipment: A saw wouldn't hurt Trip Report: Not a particularly long or steep hike, but a super chance to see zillions of dead trees of various stripe. Take your pick of rotten, fungus-ridden, blown down, shattered, etc. and you'll see it off, and on, the trail. Only a few trees to clamber over, though. Mostly, a fun hike for fungus lovers, woodpecker enthusiasts and fans of frosty, snowy scenes (albeit with low visibility). Near the col between Starr King and Waumbek, I did see a black-backed woodpecker - very cool. |
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