November Backpack Location that Isn't Burned?
Posted: October 13th, 2020, 11:29 am
I'm looking to do a 2-3 day trip in November just to get out and move around.
Normally i can find a whole bunch of lower-elevation locations not threatened by snow, but this year has been a bit different.
Can you recommend a good location for a easy/moderate-difficulty backpack trip that isn't burned to a crisp or buried in snow by early November? I can handle <6" snow, but i'm not really equipped for long hikes in snow.
Last year i went up to Pansy Lake and the lookout in the Bull of the Woods at about the same time of year and had a good time. No snow, good weather.
Thanks for your input.
Normally i can find a whole bunch of lower-elevation locations not threatened by snow, but this year has been a bit different.
Can you recommend a good location for a easy/moderate-difficulty backpack trip that isn't burned to a crisp or buried in snow by early November? I can handle <6" snow, but i'm not really equipped for long hikes in snow.
Last year i went up to Pansy Lake and the lookout in the Bull of the Woods at about the same time of year and had a good time. No snow, good weather.
Thanks for your input.