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Subject: [at-l] gearing up for my first sectoinal hike
From: garyticknor at starpower.net (Gary Ticknor)
Date: Mon Jun 6 20:50:42 2005
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The AT in Shenandoa National Park. Scenic, graded and therefore fairly 
easy, but not boring. Lots of bailout points if needed, and many places 
to nibble and therefore keep packweight low. Spectacular in leaf peak in 
mid October. Lots of water sources. A great gear break-in hike.

- Greenbriar

>What does anyone suggest for a nice, scenic, easy section to last five
>days to a week?  This hike will most likely start in the fall.
>
>Greg
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