Vortex
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Going camping this Weekend at Grand Isle state park on Lake Champlain. Looking for a medium to moderate hike to do with my wife and dog. 3 hour range aprox. Loop would be great.
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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looking for a 3 hour loop Grand Isle Vt region
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Vortex
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Yes this section is not effected by the floods.
nelsapbm
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Are you talking about driving off-island to hike? The islands are darn flat so you'd be doing more "nature walk" type stuff there.
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FYI the recent flooding around Lake champlain.
http://www.wcax.com/story/14870001/is-the-water-in-lake-champlain-safe-for-swimming
http://www.wcax.com/story/14870001/is-the-water-in-lake-champlain-safe-for-swimming
Vortex
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I am willing to drive 20 miles or so. I am in burlington during the am tomorrow for a kids sports event.
Niquette bay state park looked like the closest option. One 1 hour hike and a few other shorter ones. not really what I wanted, but I think its a good fall back plan if I can't come up with anything else.
Niquette bay state park looked like the closest option. One 1 hour hike and a few other shorter ones. not really what I wanted, but I think its a good fall back plan if I can't come up with anything else.
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andyzee
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May be a bit further, but would definitely check out Mt. Mansfield area. If you don't want to tough a hike, drive up the toll road and hike around the top. Real nice up there. The car ride up 108 between Smuggs and Stowe is a nice trip in itself.
Vortex
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thanks AZ
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