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Wednesday Feb 19, 2025
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM EST
February 19th Schedule: - Meeting Time: Arrive at the trailhead by 9:45 AM for a prompt 10:00 AM start.
The trailhead is located on the way to the Putnam Pond Campsite, just 0.4 miles before reaching the campground on Putts Pond Road
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Are you ready to experience the beauty of nature and boost your confidence in the outdoors? Join CATSWomen, a volunteer-led group dedicated to empowering women of all ages and abilities, for a scenic hike in the stunning Pharaoh Lakes Wilderness in Ticonderoga, New York. This welcoming environment is perfect for building friendships and enhancing outdoor skills and is supported by Champlain Area trails. Event Details: - Hike Location: Out-and-back lollipop trail in Pharaoh Lakes Wilderness on the Lost Pond Trail - Trail Distance: 3.5 miles - Difficulty Level: Easy-Moderate (with 347 feet of elevation gain) - Estimate Duration: Approximately 3 hours Hiking Experience: Enjoy a beautiful winter walk through a serene forest leading to a picturesque pond. As you trek, keep an eye out for fascinating animal tracks along the trail. Registration Information: Spaces for this hike are limited! Make sure to register now to secure your spot. To register, please email: Christina@champlainareatrails.com Schedule: - Meeting Time: Arrive at the trailhead by 9:45 AM for a prompt 10:00 AM start. What to Bring: Prepare for the winter conditions by bringing the following essentials: - Warm layers suitable for hiking - Quality winter boots - Microspikes or crampons - Snowshoes if snow depth exceeds 8 inches - Plenty of water - Snacks or a packed lunch Getting Here: The trailhead is located on the way to the Putnam Pond Campsite, just 0.4 miles before reaching the campground on Putts Pond Road in Ticonderoga.
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