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When the Coronavirus Crisis Ends, What Do You Want to Do?

Started by ski3pin , May 18 2020 03:43 PM

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#21 ski3pin

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Posted 26 May 2020 - 01:00 AM

Not adding Boundary?

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#22 Sledawg

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Posted 26 May 2020 - 05:12 AM

Not adding Boundary?

Good point. I have yet to scope out Queen Canyon Rd which appears the best way to get to ridge north of the peak. Thoughts?

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#23 ski3pin

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Posted 26 May 2020 - 04:39 PM

Good point. I have yet to scope out Queen Canyon Rd which appears the best way to get to ridge north of the peak. Thoughts?

The route from Queen Mine, since it opened several years ago, is popular and less vertical elevation gain than the traditional route from Trail Canyon. Here's a report -

Boundary Peak

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#24 MarkBC

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Posted 29 May 2020 - 06:42 PM

This fall -- and maybe into winter -- I plan to return to the South/East USA for more camping and exploration of bayou, swamp, marsh and other Southern slack water with my kayak.

I say "return" because that's where I went, what I did, last year from early Oct - early Dec 2019...but this year I'll be using a different camping rig.

(I can't say how 'different' this camping rig will be -- that would be inappropriate for this forum. )

I may also have a different kayak -- or maybe an additional kayak -- on this trip. I know now that I really like paddling around, exploring, slack water in my inflatable kayak. So I'm thinking of getting a hardshell kayak for more efficiency and more cargo room (for possible overnight ventures). Still in the "recreational" category of boat, probably...