After an aborted attempt of Elizabethtown 4 the other day in which we went up the wrong (Keene Valley) side of the S Boquet, i got to the top and back in less time than it took to whack to the south fork of the South Boquet. Starting on the Northway side of the bridge, it was an easy stroll on an unmarked trail for the 1st 45’, then another 1.5 hrs to the top
The other 4 on this admittedly obscure list are:
Knob Lock (E’town 1): unmarked trail beginning just east of 9N trailheard to Hurricane;
Iron (E’town 2): new trail starting 2 miles so. of E’town on route 9; 1/3 completed, the rest flagged—be sure to keep going until the cairn
Bald (E’town 3): popular, marked trail, New Russia
Bear (E’town 5); old, unmarked logging road, then a whack, beginning south of Sharp Bridge campground and going under the Northway.
The great thing for me about these 5 is they are all within 15’ of home.
The other 4 on this admittedly obscure list are:
Knob Lock (E’town 1): unmarked trail beginning just east of 9N trailheard to Hurricane;
Iron (E’town 2): new trail starting 2 miles so. of E’town on route 9; 1/3 completed, the rest flagged—be sure to keep going until the cairn
Bald (E’town 3): popular, marked trail, New Russia
Bear (E’town 5); old, unmarked logging road, then a whack, beginning south of Sharp Bridge campground and going under the Northway.
The great thing for me about these 5 is they are all within 15’ of home.
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