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Hi Doug, I've never checked this thing until now. Pretty cool. How are you?

going there today- just checking for conditions here myself. I'll post back on Sunday.

I also support the Garmont brand. I have hiked from 18+ mile dayhikes to 4 day backpacking trips in the (low top) Garmont Nagevi s and my feet always feel great. After a recent 2 peak overnight trip (15 miles), I realized, after driving an hour and having been home for a half hour relaxing...

AlpineSummit- I would worry about getting injured in the dark, but I guess if there is 19 others, I wouldn't be so uneasy. Ben W- thanks, and thanks again for reminding me to give him the credit! I am intrigued by the nocturnal hiking thing now... I imagine the stars would be nice. I haven't...

Some entertaining replies... some I didn't get... but thanks also. I do agree that there may be times when hiking in the dark could be considered rational, however, my question is whether this is another subcategory of the 46ers, and if anyone has heard of, or is involved in, such a feat.

Hi. I was camped near Lake Colden this past weekend and awoke to hikers at 3am. I later learned that they had hiked Algonquin, Wright, Iroquois and Marshall from the Loj in the dark. What is with this new fad? Is there an existing club of in-the-dark 46ers?

I just love digging-but this is all I found. The Garden: This is actually a very heavily-used parking lot in Keene Valley. It is primarily used by hikers accessing the Johns Brook Valley, but the trail to Big Slide via the Brothers also departs from this lot. It is referred to as the Garden...

I received and email message from someone regarding the grey wolf issue, but accidentally marked it as spam and deleted it. Please resend it. Thanks

Good advice, however, I wasn't prepared to cross the Ausable River to get a shot of it's tracks! (I did have my camera, but the animal ran before I could get a picture. It was probably a coyote. Also, it was more near your territory sixer... between Upper Jay and Jay on 9N.

This thread has been quite entertaining. Thank you all. I wanted to reply because I am now convinced (though I know it's very doubtful) that I saw a grey wolf two weeks ago near Keene. I remember coyotes as smaller, mangy looking savages , but this guy was big and had bushy fur on his neck...