Susquehanna Chapter ADK

ALWAYS CALL LEADERS FOR DETAILS
All area codes are 607 unless otherwise noted Please call trip leaders for hike details and to car pool.
Riders should contribute a fair share toward gas.

Tuesday outings are rated C or C+.

See www.susqadk.org for TBA outings.
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HIKE AND BIKE CLASSIFICATIONS
Classifications are subjective and chosen by the leader. If you are uncertain that you are up to the hike, consult the leader.

A: Strenuous, long distances over rugged terrain with lots of climbing. More than 35 miles on a bike.

B: Moderate, shorter distances with less climbing. Moderate hikes may have some steep climbing and/or rugged terrain, but are less demanding than strenuous hikes. 10-30 miles on a bike.

C: Easy, short distance over rolling or flat terrrain at a leisurely pace. 10 miles or less by bike. Suitable for beginners.
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Riders should contribute a fair share toward gas.

If anyone would like to lead a weekend hike “out of the blue,” contact Moira Beach at 433-2832 or susqadk@yahoo.com with some details and a bit of lead time; we might come up with some extra weekend outings.

1/5 Saturday:, Heide and Ernie Mahlke, 432-2583.
Snowshoe Bearpen Mt. in the Catskills. 8.5 miles round trip, 1600-foot elevation gain. Rated B. Bad weather or bad driving conditions will move the hike to Sunday.

Mid-January, date to be determined David Hildreth, 746-3015
X-C ski outing in the Delhi area. Call for date and time or watch for Moira’s announcements coming to your e-mail address.

Late January, date to be determined Julie Smith, 432-2173. X-C ski trip in the Oneonta area. Call for date and time or watch for Moira’s announcements coming to your e-mail address.

1/8 Tuesday:, Erika Heinegg, 746-6142.
Ski/snowshoe Delhi Golf Course. Meet at 10am, Delhi Price Chopper parking lot.

1/15 Tuesday:, Rita Salo, 432-3656. Ski/hike Basswood State Park.

1/22 Tuesday:, Lucille Wiggin, 432-1022. Ski/hike Crumhorn Mountain.

1/22 Tuesday:, Steve Herrmann, 432-2157.
Moonlight snowshoe hike. Moderate hike, hopefully on some snow. Meet at my house in West Oneonta. Plan to hike one and half to two hours. Dress in warm layers; bring snowshoes, poles, water bottle, headlamp. Rated C+.

ALWAYS CALL LEADERS FOR DETAILS
All area codes are 607 unless otherwise noted

Please call trip leaders for hike details and to car pool.
Riders should contribute a fair share toward gas.

Tuesday outings are rated C or C+.

See www.susqadk.org for TBA outings.

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HIKE AND BIKE CLASSIFICATIONS
Classifications are subjective and chosen by the leader. If you are uncertain
that you are up to the hike, consult the leader.

A: Strenuous, long distances over rugged terrain with
lots of climbing. More than 35 miles on a bike.

B: Moderate, shorter distances with less climbing. Moderate
hikes may have some steep climbing and/or rugged terrain, but are less
demanding than strenuous hikes. 10-30 miles on a bike.

C: Easy, short distance over rolling or flat terrrain
at a leisurely pace. 10 miles or less by bike. Suitable for beginners.

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Riders should contribute a fair share toward gas.

If anyone would like to lead a weekend hike “out of the blue,”
contact Moira Beach at 433-2832 or susqadk@yahoo.com with some details
and a bit of lead time; we might come up with some extra weekend outings.

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