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Cross Country Sky trip in mid-march?


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Written on: Sat Jan 21, '12 12:45 am
Pierre
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registered since: 21.01.2012
Posts: 1
 Hi there, I would like to know if it is right to plan a trip around march 15? Will there still be snow? I would like to plan a 10 days trip.

I also would like to know if there are huts (with stove) available or the accomodations on this site are the only option. I am looking for something a little cheaper.

Thanks a lot
Pierre
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Written on: Sat Jan 21, '12  8:40 pm
Nick Branch
registered since: 13.11.2007
Posts: 13
 No huts with woodstoves. Sorry. Most winters there would be enough snow. This winter, who knows.
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Written on: Mon Jan 23, '12 10:16 am
sambartlett
registered since: 11.11.2007
Posts: 68
 You could stay at the cabin at Grout Pond, and there is a shelter at Stratton Pond about 5 miles up the trail, but then you are on your own.
Snow in March is anyone's guess, it is likely to be open and wet in the south.
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