pleasant enough. What really made it interesting were
the views along the ridge back into Pennsylvania broken
only by the Delaware River.
2-High Point. You need good visibility to get the full
impact but it's a real treat if you do. Alleghenies to the west,
Catskills to the north and the NY AT to the east.
3-Long Time Gone. You thought it was going to be one
long truck stop or some kind of black hole until you got
back into the mountains. Didn't you. Well, you're on this
mountain for a while, as in 50 miles. It may be New Jersey,
but it's also still the AT.
4-Bears. Can you say 'loss of habitat'. In this case, the
lowland's loss is our wilderness gain. Use the bear boxes
and if you happen to meet one, stay calm and let them
mosey along.
5-Culver's Gap. Specifically the bakery in Culver's Gap
is the right thing at the right time. If you spend the night
at Brink Road shelter, you'll hit it in time for some yummy
morning treats.
Honorable Mention-Gren Andersen Privy.
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