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Snowshoe trail reconnaissance (part 2)

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Distance
1.05 mi
Elevation gain
3 ft
Technical difficulty
Easy
Elevation loss
3 ft
Max elevation
256 ft
TrailRank 
22
Min elevation
219 ft
Trail type
Loop
Moving time
6 minutes
Time
55 minutes
Coordinates
65
Uploaded
January 8, 2020
Recorded
January 2020
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near West Levant, Maine (United States)

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Itinerary description

Reconnaissance on the mid and main trails.
Looking for blow-downs and other obstacles.
(Jan 8 2020)

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PictographPhoto Altitude 204 ft
Photo of#1 First obstacle along the mid trail between the big and small fields.

#1 First obstacle along the mid trail between the big and small fields.

This looks like a new blow-down. Not far from the big field, tt is not hard to step over.

PictographPhoto Altitude 203 ft
Photo of#2 near the end of the trail and the opening to the smaller field

#2 near the end of the trail and the opening to the smaller field

This has been here all along. I'm just notating this pre-existing obstacle. It is pretty much snow covered.

PictographPhoto Altitude 187 ft
Photo of#3 A new fallen tree in the smaller field.

#3 A new fallen tree in the smaller field.

Looks like a hefty truck but not really an obstacle until it's time to mow in the summer.

PictographPhoto Altitude 249 ft
Photo ofThe cabin is still here

The cabin is still here

Yay. The only issue was that the chair on the right had been blown off the porch and I had to yank it out of the snow.

PictographPhoto Altitude 228 ft
Photo of#4 First obstacle on the main trail

#4 First obstacle on the main trail

This is between the cabin and the fallen-down tree stand. It's about knee high and maybe 6 or to 8 inches in diameter. It can be straddled over with some effort.

PictographPhoto Altitude 240 ft
Photo of#5 Second obstacle across the main trail

#5 Second obstacle across the main trail

This fallen trunk is about shin high and 4 to 6 inches in diameter. It seems pretty old and rotted, probably easy to cut and move in pieces but it's easy to step over.

PictographPhoto Altitude 242 ft
Photo of#6 Another obstacle on the main trail

#6 Another obstacle on the main trail

This fir or cedar can be scooched under or walked around. But we'll want to clear it out of the way at some point.

PictographPhoto Altitude 243 ft
Photo of#7 Last item on the main trail.

#7 Last item on the main trail.

Let's hope it stays up there and out of the way.

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