Hiking in the Adirondacks

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Marc

Discussion Starter · Aug 14, 2006

Hiked Algonquin Peak last weekend. Had a great time, weather was perfect other than the temps and wind on the summit were winterlike. Not sure if any of you hike the mountains, but it's a great experience if you get the chance.

Here are a few pics.

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Lone Wolf

· #2 · Aug 14, 2006 (Edited by Moderator)

One word for that place !!!

AWESOME

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outlander800

· #3 · Aug 14, 2006

That would be a sweet place for an ATV trail!

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Bobadoo®

· #4 · Aug 14, 2006 (Edited by Moderator)

What...No pics of the guy that went with you???

Has he gotten camera shy???

Awesome pics though guys...I heard you really roughed it.

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Marc

Discussion Starter · #5 · Aug 14, 2006

Bobadoo® said:
What...No pics of the guy that went with you???

Has he gotten camera shy???

LOL, I have a couple. If he doesn't add some...he will force me to pick out the really bad ones

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Bobadoo®

· #6 · Aug 14, 2006

Marc said:
LOL, I have a couple. If he doesn't add some...he will force me to pick out the really bad ones

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OutlanderMan

· #7 · Aug 14, 2006

Looks like fun, I do alot of hiking, mostly in the Southern Tier of NY(Allegany State Park, Letchworth, Watkins Glen, and our hunting camp in Wellsville/Scio). I also hiked(and primitive camped), in the Pharoh Lake Wilderness Area in Essex County, that was great, nobody around cept the small group of people I was with, tons of small lakes, and we must have hiked a good 20 miles that day when we looked at the map(12 on map, 20 accounts for the zig-zags on trails).

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Marc

Discussion Starter · #8 · Aug 15, 2006

Glenn said:
Looks like fun, I do alot of hiking, mostly in the Southern Tier of NY(Allegany State Park, Letchworth, Watkins Glen, and our hunting camp in Wellsville/Scio). I also hiked(and primitive camped), in the Pharoh Lake Wilderness Area in Essex County, that was great, nobody around cept the small group of people I was with, tons of small lakes, and we must have hiked a good 20 miles that day when we looked at the map(12 on map, 20 accounts for the zig-zags on trails).

Glenn, I am from the Rochester area too. Where do you hike in in Watkins Glen (my wife is from there)...just in the State Park or other spots. I hunt Letchworth in the Fall and grew up on its border, so I know it well. Great place that not many outside WNY know about.

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Rev Kev

· #9 · Aug 15, 2006

Awsome Pics!!!

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OutlanderMan

· #10 · Aug 15, 2006

Marc said:
Glenn, I am from the Rochester area too. Where do you hike in in Watkins Glen (my wife is from there)...just in the State Park or other spots. I hunt Letchworth in the Fall and grew up on its border, so I know it well. Great place that not many outside WNY know about.

I've just hiked the State park for the most part, unless you count the times I go fly-fishing wading up Catherine Creek.