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8-10-2009 @ 8:50PM
Tim Koehler said...
I can't agree more. During the winter the crowds are gone and the views are unlike anything else. I have hiked the AT in the winter mainly through Georgia, North Carolina and Tennesee. Even in the South the temperatures can get extremely cold, so it is important that you prepare yourself and know what you are getting in to. One night we woke up in a lean-to shelter to 12 degrees. For a southerner, that is cold. Hiking in knee deep snow also takes a toll on your body.
Tim, www.southeasternhiking.com
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