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Re: [at-l] loving the AT to death

Subject: Re: [at-l] loving the AT to death
From: Bill Thorneloe <thornel@ibm.net>
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1998 20:52:02 -0500
Cc: Phil Smith and Julia Hewitt <pjbanana@plainfield.bypass.com>, at-l@edina.hack.net

Albert is in the Nantahallas, and is essentially a rock climb for 3/4 mile on
the South side. There is a blue blaze way around for bad weather. It is worth
the climb for the view and the Ranger Station on top. Where there are no
rocks, there are a few steps to help one up the way. I suspect that fractured
legs are popular there.

OrangeBug
Atlanta, GA

Bob Seiler wrote:

> Unless I'm thinkin' about a different place, Albert was paved to the top,
> and many of the '97 hikers took the yellow rather than going for the short
> but fine scramble.
>
> all the way '97

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