TenPeaks
New member
Date of Hike: 9/11/11
Trail Conditions: Part of Marble Rd. is washed out. See note below. The snowmobile trail and trail to the summit are in good shape. A couple very minor blowdowns and a little bit of mud are all you will deal with. The Bayle Mtn. trail starts at a small carin on the left with a visible red blaze about 10 yards into the woods. Lots of red blazes all the way to the summit.
Special Equipment Required: Sunscreen and sunglasses for the open summit. A camera to capture all the views.
Comments: The last 1/4 mile of Marble Rd. to the snow mobile trail at the wooden bridge has been completely washed away. From the Road Closed sign on Marble Rd. you can drive another .2 miles. From there you'll have to walk the remaining distance to the wooden bridge and snowmobile trail.
Your name: TenPeaks and LadyBug
Your E-mail address: [email protected]
Trail Conditions: Part of Marble Rd. is washed out. See note below. The snowmobile trail and trail to the summit are in good shape. A couple very minor blowdowns and a little bit of mud are all you will deal with. The Bayle Mtn. trail starts at a small carin on the left with a visible red blaze about 10 yards into the woods. Lots of red blazes all the way to the summit.
Special Equipment Required: Sunscreen and sunglasses for the open summit. A camera to capture all the views.
Comments: The last 1/4 mile of Marble Rd. to the snow mobile trail at the wooden bridge has been completely washed away. From the Road Closed sign on Marble Rd. you can drive another .2 miles. From there you'll have to walk the remaining distance to the wooden bridge and snowmobile trail.
Your name: TenPeaks and LadyBug
Your E-mail address: [email protected]
