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another great weekend. thanks maddi for setting it up again at the campground. wonderful place with plenty of room! as for money , if you would like send it to HIATIS. ask her for her address.

ice climbing gear if you plan on climbing the waterfall. there is a path on both sides just in case

check adkhighpeaks spencer just climbed it last month http://http://forums.adkhighpeaks.com/showthread.php?t=10543

actually there is a stream about 10 - 15 minutes past wallface leanto, not on the map, takes you up the drainage to the south bump of mac. with good snow it is a real nice whack. really not thick at all. especially if you can stay in the brook! it's the best way to go.

it was a great night to be lost on mt. jo with some good friends.

why didn't you head over and get Carson and Blueberry too? nice views from both! And Little Fay was pretty nice too.

don't know yet. might be able to do it again. i'll look into it!!

pitchoff pics http://www.adkbushwacks.com/pitchoff2.htm here are the pics from pitchoff!

it was way too nice to be cold. had to be at least 15 most of the day. just a little breeze now and then! ii think the coldest part was the butt slide. you were kicking up all that snow right into your face and sliding so fast, it felt like ice pellets hitting you. and yes i did step in a brook...

pics here are the pics.http://www.adkbushwacks.com/allen.htm

great day for a finish, we were too fast , the sun didn't come out until 5, and then it was gone way too fast. cloudy and snowy all day. but a hard packed trail, and a couple of jumps across a scream or two, and we made it to the top in 7 1/2 hrs.

skis just make it faster. i won't have any either. we'll just let them ski it out and make a nice trail for us to follow

spencer and i broke redfield out sunday. cliff unbroken with a foot of snow. we are going in sunday to climb cliff from flowed lands.

it was great to hike with you for a few minutes. and thanks for the nice route down.

had lots of fun breaking the trail to haystack! thanks steve for the help breaking the trail up basin and saddleback. saddleback cliff was a piece of cake! pics here http://www.adkbushwacks.com/haystack.htm

it was a great weekend, climbed haystack basin and saddleback. pics here http://www.adkbushwacks.com/haystack.htm

cabin has a heater, so it should be pretty warm. Friday night we will be having spaghetti, and it sounds like a lot of extras. as for saturday nights dinner, it will be fend for yourselves. some might be back from climbing earlier than others, so it will be easier that way. i'll be getting in...

decided on a short bushwhack saturday, one i haven't climbed in 5 years, so kilburn it was. was at monument falls parking are at 9, packing up when this truck pulls in, and the driver asks where i was headed. so i pointed up kilburn, and surprise so was she. now who else would be crazy to...

another great day in the adirondacks! here are some pics. http://www.adkbushwacks.com/esther.htm

decided to start from the round pond trailhead, then mostly follow the ridge to rocky peak. first 1/m mile i climbed 500 ft. through mostly open woods, lots of rock and very steep in places. then headed to the little slide at the end of the ridge. very nice open rock for 1/4 mile to the top...