Posted: 9/23/2013 4:07:53 AM EDT
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http://www.sotawatch.org/summits.php?region=292
There are 6 summits on this list that have NO ACTIVATIONS. I am interested in hauling my military backpack rig up one of them that has never been activated to put it on the air. What I would like to know is which one of these summits is easily accessible to a guy that is 62 years old and does NOT want to climb Mt Everest after crashing through the boonies for 43 miles hauling radio gear. I know this is a long shot but maybe one of you guys is a hiker and has been to one on the list and can let me know how accessible any of these summit are. |
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You don't look 62. Heck I thought you were in your mid 50's. There's probably a real good reason why nobody's been up there yet. I used to go Jeeping up near seven springs mountain... its near Derry and its pretty rough up there. You might be able to get close on an ATV.
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You don't look 62. Heck I thought you were in your mid 50's. There's probably a real good reason why nobody's been up there yet. I used to go Jeeping up near seven springs mountain... its near Derry and its pretty rough up there. You might be able to get close on an ATV. |
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Mount Davis (the highest point in the state) has a parking lot nearly astride it with a quarter mile or so with no appreciable elevation climb stroll over to the fire tower atop it. I went up to it while staying at the YMCA camp at its base with children aged 5 and 8 two year ago with no problems |
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Mount Davis (the highest point in the state) has a parking lot nearly astride it with a quarter mile or so with no appreciable elevation climb stroll over to the fire tower atop it. I went up to it while staying at the YMCA camp at its base with children aged 5 and 8 two year ago with no problems Mt Davis (likely because of what you have posted) has already had 6 activations I'm trying to bust a cherry. 
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