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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Monday, July 20, 2015. Cranberry Wilderness, West Virginia - July 2015. I made it to the trailhead by about 9, arriving at a point where there was literally a hole in the forest with a trail going in. I had driven from sunny skies into the clouds as I...

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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Monday, July 20, 2015. Cranberry Wilderness, West Virginia - July 2015. I made it to the trailhead by about 9, arriving at a point where there was literally a hole in the forest with a trail going in. I had driven from sunny skies into the clouds as I...

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Wandering Virginia: May 2015

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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Sunday, May 31, 2015. Comparing Shenandoah National Park Trail Maps - Which is Best? I occasionally come across people online asking whether to purchase trail maps for Shenandoah National Park from National Geographic/Trails Illustrated. My review of the ...

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Wandering Virginia: Big Draft Wilderness, WV - May 2015

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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Tuesday, May 26, 2015. Big Draft Wilderness, WV - May 2015. When I would tell both new and experienced hikers from my part of Virginia that I planned to hike the Big Draft Wilderness, the reaction was the same. "Where is that? Access to Big Draft Wilderne...

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Wandering Virginia: January 2015

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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. Two Lightweight Backpacking Lantern Options. I purchased a couple of UCO Claris LED Lanterns. For backpacking use recently. I also received as gifts a couple of solar lanterns called " Luci Lux Inflatable Solar Lantern. This pro...

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Wandering Virginia: Ramsey's Draft Wilderness

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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Wednesday, May 2, 2012. Just like earlier this year when I ended up hiking the Chimney Hollow Trail. The closest wilderness to the D.C. area and to Charlottesville. I help clear a section of the Ramsey's Draft Trail. Behind me on the trail! Wiped out much...

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Wandering Virginia: November 2014

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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Saturday, November 8, 2014. Mt Rogers Summit on the A.T., November 3, 2014. I am working on hiking every mile of the A.T. in Virginia, and after a long A.T. day hike near Marion on Sunday. Under freezing to start the hike. Getting out of the car at 7:25 A...

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Charlottesville Chapter: Core Mission

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Trail building and maintenance is the centerpiece of the PATC's mission. The PATC maintains 240 miles of the Appalachian Trail (Pine Grove Furnace, PA to Rockfish Gap, VA), and almost 1000 miles of other trails in the Mid Atlantic Region, with the Charlottesville Chapter. Our usual schedule for trail maintenance is the last Saturday of the month, except November and December, when there is usually just one work trip on the first Saturday in December. Check the current. Individual Trail Overseers in the C...

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Charlottesville Chapter: Little Devil Stairs/Piney Branch Trail loop - August 1, 2015

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Little Devil Stairs/Piney Branch Trail loop - August 1, 2015. Submitted by Kelly O'Rourke. Along the way. We got a peak at the #1 backpack as Todd unveiled his pack at lunchtime. Complete with silverware and wine glasses! We all agreed that this is a very pretty hike with all the rock formations plus walking along the many streams hearing the water gently cascading most of the way is always pleasant. One of my favs for sure! PATC - Charlottesville Chapter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Charlottesville Chapter: July 2015

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Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail - July 25, 2015. Submitted by Iva Gillet. In the production of titanium dioxide. And its pollution of local rivers. This 7 mile one way trail is a lovely and mostly shaded, crossing the Piney and Tye rivers several times. It is open to hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders. After our two mile port-a-potty break, who should appear on the trail- John Brandt- who else? A non-traditional hike for us, but fun and exercise all the same. PATC - Charlottesville Chapter. We cont...

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Charlottesville Chapter: March 2015

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Soup Hike around Flattop Mountain - March 7, 2015. Submitted by Iva Gillet. PATC - Charlottesville Chapter. Links to this post. Whetstone Ridge on St. Patrick's Day - March 17, 2015. Western view of Shenandoah Valley. Eastern view of Boston Mountain and Nettle Mountain. Mark Perschel, Dave Borszich, Pete Fink, Ann Colgate, Tom Cross, Irene Burke. Adams Peak nearby at 2,976 ft. Lunch time at 1 pm with chubby chews and chocolate for dessert. Irene and Ann follow the contours of the roller coaster trail.

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Charlottesville Chapter: Membership

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Becoming a member of PATC - Charlottesville Chapter is easy! You can do it online or print a membership form and mail it to PATC. NEW MEMBERS (Please remember to check CHARLOTTESVILLE CHAPTER. Click here to join the PATC! Click here to renew your PATC membership. Download a Membership Application Form. Please remember to check CHARLOTTESVILLE CHAPTER. Potomac Appalachian Trail Club. 118 Park Street, S.E. Vienna, Virginia 22180-4609. Monthly newsletter, The Potomac Appalachian. Why Should I Join? PATC's v...

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Charlottesville Chapter: April 2015

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Stephens Trail and Kennedy Peak - April 28, 2015. Fort Valley and the Shenandoah River. Would you hike 9.2 miles to see a view like this? Seven trekkers made it up the Stephens Trail to the Massanutten Trail with the final push up Kennedy Peak and tower to witness this amazing 360 degree view. Massanutten Range streaming southward. Scott, David, Jackie, Barbara, Michael, and Dave at the Stephens Trail starting point. Lunch on the newly renovated tower. No, it is not nap time yet, David! Links to this post.

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Charlottesville Chapter: August 2015

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Kaylor Knob Massanutten - August 22, 2015. Bev and Pete Fink, Samara Khalique, Iva Gillet, Emerald Young, Katherine Maus and Lee Wenzler from Roanoke joined hike leader Michael Seth on this short hike up Second Mountain in Massanutten. Iva shepherded the folks for Charlottesville and met Michael near the trailhead on Cub Run Road. The weather was excellent- sunny, low 80s but with low humidity, clear air and gentle breezes. Bev and Samara made it up the mountain first. Pete and Bev led the march down&#46...

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Charlottesville Chapter: Greet the Full Moon Hike - August 1, 2015

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Greet the Full Moon Hike - August 1, 2015. Submitted by Iva Gillet. It was a special night, one night after the 2015 Blue Moon, with sunset and moonrise just 40 minutes apart. Twenty two adventurers headed a mile south on the AT from Beagle Gap to the communication towers on Bear’s Den Mountain in order to take in this late summer spectacle. PATC - Charlottesville Chapter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Kaylor Knob Massanutten - August 22, 2015. Swinging Bridge to Harpers Creek Shelter - August .

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Charlottesville Chapter: February 2015

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Appalachian Trail Maintenance - February 7, 2015. Reported by John Shannon. Briana Taylor takes a turn. Alan Coe's first outing with us. David Abdallah and Pete Fink. I feared there wouldn’t be enough work to keep all of us busy, but by the end of the trip, I was glad we had the people. Joining the group on their first outing with us were Lillibet and Allan Coe—yes, they chose maintenance over before hiking for fun! 65279;. Marian Styles has a. The next two logs were not as large, but one did require ...

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Charlottesville Chapter: White Rock Falls/Sherando Lake - August 8, 2015

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White Rock Falls/Sherando Lake - August 8, 2015. Submitted by Barbara Martin. We had a gorgeous day for a hike with many wonderful features. Kelly O'Rourke, Pete and Bev Fink, Marit Anderson, Lindsay Brown and hike leader Barbara Martin hiked up to the beautiful White Rock Falls. Pete and Marit took the adventurous way straight down down an unmarked trail. They were waiting for the rest of us asking, "What took you so long? PATC - Charlottesville Chapter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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A guide to some of the Commonwealth's lesser known hiking trails, with some gear reviews and lightweight backpacking info thrown in, by a central Virginia based hiker, backpacker, explorer, Scoutmaster, GPS data addict, and Appalachian Trail maintainer. Monday, July 20, 2015. Cranberry Wilderness, West Virginia - July 2015. I made it to the trailhead by about 9, arriving at a point where there was literally a hole in the forest with a trail going in. I had driven from sunny skies into the clouds as I...

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