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My comfort level for solo hiking is that I will not solo any bushwacks. Breaking a trail in winter is effectively a bushwack to me. Although I did try to solo Ethan Allan from wind gap in VT on the unbroken long trail a few winters ago. Did not go so well but I made it back in one piece. I also...

I think it would be a good idea for someone with Alaskan 16Ker or above aspirations to get out in this weather in familiar terrain to test out gear before going on an expedition where you will have to deal with it for more than a week, and changing your mind is no longer an option if the bush...

Other advantages of joining is your club dues goes to a good cause. The Adirondack park would not let us exist if we did not pledge to be good stewards of the land. The 46ers run several trail work days/weekends throughout the year, a good way to meet people. I have not done this in a few years...

No, I cannot pick just 1. Too many beautiful trails to choose from. But here are 3 of my favorites: 3 FAVORITES: 1.) West side of Saddleback Mt. rock scramble. 2.) Ridge Trail to Giant, especially from Giant washbowl to about 3500'. 3.) NY Rt 74 at Paradox lake to Crane Pond trail. Ask me...

I have a Lassen and overall I like the pack. I got it for its fit on me. It has adequate space for a 2-3 day trip. It really expands alot when all the compression straps are maxed out, I could not believe how much stuff will fit in that thing. I used it for a 6 day glacier class/trip on Mt...