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This is really helpful thanks. Looks worth it to me, it will most likely come down to how we are doing on time.

Regarding an out and back slackpack to the Wildcats, is it worth the extra mileage to go beyond peak A? In other words, is the view from the platform at wildcat D worth the extra 3.8 rt miles from wildcat A?

Great advice guys, I'll worry about nailing down the route for now and worry about what footwear to bring before leaving.

Thanks guys, that option 3 sounds really appealing. I was thinking it would be anticlimactic to just go the 3 miles back to the car on Sunday. So what you recommend sounds really good. I'll look into the mileage and topo. Also - I know none of you can predict the future, but is it safe to...

Update: reservations for two have been made at the Carter Notch Hut. Any suggestions on the two following options: Option 1 Nineteen Mile Brook Trail to Hut (3.6 miles) Check into Hut and Drop off Packs Slackpack out and back to Carter Dome and Mt Hight (4 miles RT) Overnight Stay at Hut...

Thanks guys, glad I asked. I never stayed overnight in any of the huts (only stopped by on a day hike), so I failed to consider that they might have seasonal schedules. Thanks for the link to the yearly schedule. I'll plan accordingly. We can't do a car spotting because we are driving the 6...

Hi, the weekend of Nov 8th I'm looking to do an overnight loop with an hut stay. Preferably with most of the hiking on Sat and less on Sun. I was looking at Mt. Adams with an overnight at the Madison Hut. Any other suggestions? I'm hiking with a buddy who is a seasoned AT thru-hiker. I'm...

Hi back at ya! Maybe one day we can talk shoe glue and synthetic socks! John

Nice video. The views at the top more than made up for the lack of flow on the falls. Nice job.

Nice report and cute dogs. I'm planning on doing Adams with an overnight stay at the Madison Hut in early Nov. Thanks for the report and pictures.

Very inspiring. Wonderful blog you have there.

Great picture of your dog! Sounds like a great time.

Hi guys, original poster here. So I got back from my 48 hour cross country hiking trip to Utah and I'm happy to report that while the thin air kicked my ass a little, my body did not act adversely to the altitude. I definitely felt more winded than usual and I had to slow my pace down a bit...

Hi guys. This past weekend I took a weekend trip to Utah from New Jersey for a 2 day hiking trip. It was an awesome adventure. I wrote up this trip report with pics if anyone is interested. Thanks! http://backcountrypost.com/forum/threads/my-cross-country-weekend-adventure-in-utah.3667/ John

Thanks guys, I appreciate the kind words!