March Hike Sign Up
To sign up for a hike you must be a member of the hiking club. For membership information, please visit our membership info page
Please only sign up for hikes that you are sure you can go on!
We want to avoid last minute cancellations so that more people can participate!
Thanks for your cooperation.
What to expect at the top!Day Hike to Schunemunk
March 6th
From the "60 Hikes..." guidebook:
"Some hikes balance a number of attributes, providing a razzle-dazzle of experiences. Then there is Schunemunk Mountain. After a grueling gain of 1,300 feet right at the outset, you'll enjoy several miles atop a double ridge, with nothing but views to distract you. Views north to the Catskills, west to Kittatinny Ridge, [and] east to the Hudson."
Leader: Brian (brian@bb25.com)
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Minnewaska FallsDay Hike to Minnewaska
March 7th, 2010
Leader: Victoria (vpj2103@gmail.com)
Driver: Ian (ian.halim@gmail.com)
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Trip roster here
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BACKPACKING TRIP to Shenandoah
March 15-19
NOTE: LAST DAY TO SIGN-UP IS WEDNESDAY MARCH 10!!

"Gazing across the horizon from the peaks of Shenandoah National Park it’s hard to believe you are just 75 miles from the bustle of our nation’s capital. Take Skyline Drive along the crest of the
mountains through the woods and past spectacular vistas. Hike in the shade of oak trees along the Appalachian Trail, discover the stories from Shenandoah’s past, or just relax in the wonder of
wilderness." -- http://www.nps.gov/shen/index.htm
Cost $60
Sleeping bags, sleeping pads, and backpacks are available from the COOP for a reasonable rate.
Leader: Jonathan (jmh2220@columbia.edu)
Driver: Scott (smr2167@columbia.edu)
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Easy 4-5 miles, 100-800 ft elevation gain. Everyone should be able to go on this. |
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Moderate 5-8 miles, 800-2000 ft elevation gain. A reasonably fit person can go on this. |
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Moderately Hard 8-12 miles per day, 2000-4000 ft elevation gain. You need to be very fit. |
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Hard 12-15 miles per day, 4000-6000 ft elevation gain. You need to be in excellent shape, to be able to go all day, and to have had experience climbing more than 4000 ft. in a day before. |
Columbia University Hiking Club

