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Date Posted: 20:53:46 09/15/04 Wed
Author: Content Manager
Subject: Go down side trails
In reply to: Wayne D'Amico 's message, "Crawford Path (where to spend the night if stuck along the path" on 14:44:57 09/13/04 Mon

> Does anyone know if there are any good places to
>camp if need be along the ridge? We want to check
>this one off the list but we always go mid October

There are no designated campsites along the Crawford Path, and you are not allowed to camp above treeline unless there is 2 feet of snow. You need to go down a side trail until below treeline, and some trails have their own restrictions.

Do you need to do it in one push, or can you break it into sections as day hikes? With 3 days, how about a base camp in the Dry River Wilderness?

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Re: Crawford Path (where to spend the night if stuck along the path -- WDAmico, 16:53:35 09/17/04 Fri

not easy but not impossible -- Content Manager, 15:45:39 09/28/04 Tue