For descriptions of the five days of hikes in excruciating detail see the following five entries on TrailJounrals.com:
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Five days of intensive training/testing on the AT
In hopes of getting a 'full immersion' experience of what it will be like next year, I spent five days on the Appalachian Trail this week, working my way south from sections previously hiked. The week was a weather 'sandwich'. The first day was cloudy with snow and ice on the trail, and the last was cloudy with strong wind-chill and some spits of rain. In between were three beautiful sunny days. I visited a handful of shelters along the trail, but none I've visited in my nearly 400 miles of AT hiking can compare to the palatial Bryant's Ridge shelter with massive roof overhang encompassing the picnic table and multiple levels of living and sleeping space:
For descriptions of the five days of hikes in excruciating detail see the following five entries on TrailJounrals.com:
For descriptions of the five days of hikes in excruciating detail see the following five entries on TrailJounrals.com:
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