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Quiet Trails in Southern Connecticut and Northern New York
Quiet Trails The trail has continued to traverse through areas once inhabited, as evidenced by stone walls and woods roads. The hills and mountains are at much lower elevation than...
Highlights Of Massachusetts and Connecticut
Upper Goose Pond Cabin After leaving Pittsfield, I had a pleasant day of hiking. Although the trail was wet from the rain the day before, I managed to keep my...
Showers and Ice Cream in Connecticut
Day 139: 3,240 ft ascent, 16.9 miles After all of the good luck we had been having with deli-blazing the past few weeks, I was on the lookout for any...
Angels and Magic in New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts
Trail magic continues through the mid-Atlantic and into southern New England. I’m constantly amazed and always pleasantly surprised when I come across trail magic. I’ll admit that I often arrive...
Connecticut: Nice Hiking and Friendly People
Connecticut welcomed me with beautiful weather and friendly people. The first thing I hit in CT was trail magic in a parking area right on the NY/CT state line. More...
Connecticut: It was beautiful until it was shrouded in rain and fog (Plus my trail name reveal!)
Connecticut was a short, and tumultuous time in my AT life. As you can see from the title of this post, I spent a short amount of time in this...
The New England Trail, Part 4: Shoulder Season in Connecticut
The Wonder Twins, aka me and Band Aid, were reunited! It was time to say farewell to Massachusetts and hello to Connecticut. Day 1: Short and Sweet- MA 57 to...
Connecticut
Day 43 - Wiley Shelter to Mt Algo Shelter A blast of colder than expected air descended on us overnight, a welcome reversal from the recent heat and humidity. Noisy...
The ShakeDown – Days 1-4 thru Connecticut
Spending 4 days and nights in the woods was a real wake-up call. In order to ensure that I was ready to start my flip-flop, I hiked the majority of...
Connecticut, New York and New Jersey: hiking or just deli-blazing?
When I started the trail in Maine, every summit showed endless views of mountains, trees and lakes. Signs of human civilisation were few. All through Maine and New Hampshire, towns...