Wake Up and Climb Something
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Goodhue wrote:Hey, Any ideas on an area in the Front Range where I can hike in a bit (1-5 miles), camp (with a tent), and then climb something? Preferably multi-pitch trad?Lone Eagle Peak, but I don't know about camping with a tent, you can bivy though. Otherwise, south platte or devils head. |
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Evan S wrote: Lone Eagle Peak, but I don't know about camping with a tent, you can bivy though. Otherwise, south platte or devils head.Just a note you'll need camping permits in the Indian Peaks during the summer months. |
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Mccurdy Park Tower. Hike is about 6 miles, there's water and there's climbing. Mostly easy climbs. It's in the Lost Creek Wilderness. |
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pitch a tent in your backyard then wake up and climb a flatiron. Done. |
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I'd go bivy in RMNP and climb a moderate. Bivy is as good as a tent if not better! |
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Scott McMahon wrote:Bivy is as good as a tent if not better!There are significant benefits to a tent when going on an adventure with a lady! Scott McMahon wrote:Lone Eagle PeakAwesome suggestion. Definitely what I was looking for, I'll have to take a look at the permit and tent issue. |
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+1 for Lost Creek Wilderness |
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germsauce wrote:pitch a tent in your backyard then wake up and climb a flatiron. Done. |
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