Lamoille River: Put the kayak in 2-3 miles before the Lamoille reaches the lake at a ramp off of the islands highway exit. Paddled to the lake and then under the rt 2 bridge, Calm day with little to no wind so going out into the main lake was fine.
Appalachian gap to Camels hump. A 15 mile stretch of the long trail over Burnt Rock, Ira Allen, Ethan Allen, and Camels Hump mountains. About 4500 feet elevation gain. A seldom traveled part of the long trail ending at one of the most traveled mountains (Camels Hump). I think we saw 3 other people in the first 12.5 miles going to Camels Hump. We probably saw 50 people in the last 2.5 miles.
Lake in AM:
Lamoille river to lake:
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| A lot of turtles and not many logs |
Appalachian Gap to Camels Hump
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| Destination Camels Hump in the distance. Picture taken about 2 miles into hike at Molly Stark's Balcony |
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| Jill going down steep section |
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| Burnt Rock area |
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| Nearest to furthest: Ira, Ethan, Camels Hump. Taken from top of Burnt Rock. |
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| Rappelling (sort of) |
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| Looking back toward app gap |
More Camels Hump pictures taken a few days before:
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