South VT Kayak, Camping, Fishing, Good Times Meet

they all going to rausch for the takeover

 

so i bought a yak so i think I'm set for VT. i see a lot of mention of biking do i need to figure out how to fit that in my truck too?

 

pics of said yak and tent?
and if u wana ride mt snow they rent bikes helmets and gear and lift ticket for about $100

 

said yak



set up tent in my living room...

 

woot....
now make sure you get some water proof spray for the tent.......

 

did that this morning. will prob do a second coat right before the trip

 

Cool. My wife and I drove up Ntl Forest road then west at Kelley Strand Rd in the middle of last summer. I was in Stratton on Business and came back that way, past grout pond but some of the Forest roads were closed due to the hurricane. Beautiful location.

Hope the roads are open (i have not been up since fall)

We might be able to make, our dog would love it. Might only be for the day or one night.It is only a 90 minute drive from Albany to there so we can make it pretty easy.

Anyone one if a VT is happy with a NY fishing license? or if they want you to buy a vt one.

 

you need a vt one i belive... there is a link in first post....
yea kelly stand road is still closed west of grout pond.....

 

Looks kinda small...

 

no living room is huge

 

You can bring any guns you want.....but we will not be in the outback remote ass spot I'm usally in with this many people....so we will have to travel to the outback to shoot.....and as for your mnt bike that's only if u plan on going mtn biking.....I don't think I'm going...but if you want to go mt. Snow rents them and the lift tickets for about $100 per day....

 

This trip is sounding better by the post. I wish that I could make it.....I didnt know that Mt. Snow does a mt bike park in the off season....

 

Hell yea almost all mtns do....mt. Snow was one of the first....I started mtn biking there in the early 90's......we didn't have no rock shock or full suspension......and u haz a good chance of running into a moose

 

Scott all that forest out there and we cant find an outback area by the water?

 

Anyone interested in mountain biking-

Do not plan to ride whatever you already have at the ski resort. If you've never heard of "downhill mountain biking" I suggest you look it up on YouTube.

If you think that is too extreme for you and just want to ride your bike on the forest service roads, that is fine too.

Just wanted to make sure were on the same page.


I probably won't be there till Friday night, so I won't have time to kayak and bike, so I'll decide based on the weather. If its hot, I'll kayak. If its raining, I'll kayak. If its cool and dry, I'll bike.

 

Joe there is only 2 spots on water that are private....josh has been to the outback one its a hidden jem 15 miles outback....the other one is a large site with its own bridge...very nice but not as remote and its always taken early by some ....there is the airport landing area on river but that is the main area...its haz bathrooms "outhouses pit toilets".....that area could fit us all as well.....and as for josh ill draw u a map....and yes mt. Snow mtn biking is not a walk in the park...

 

How serious are the trails there? I don't have a downhill bike, but it ain't Walmart stock either. I can definitely handle some downhill action, just need to know if rental is required.

If so, I'm out. $100 bucks is quite a lot.

That can buy a couple extra cases of beer and some more ammo for the AR...
Got a new(to me) HK usp 45 that needs to broken in as well

 

Well i used to ride a pretty nice full suspension cross country bike downhill, and after paying to rebuild it each time I finally decided $100 for a rental that is designed for that type of riding and I dont need to fix, is a great deal.

I just checked mount snow's website. They have an afternoon special- 2pm-4pm for $60. Bike rental and lift ticket included.

Or

Full day rental and lift- $100

 

Did ya'll miss my earlier post? I rent mountain bikes! So if you want to pay half of what Mount Snow offers come to me. The store is literally right across the street from the ski hill. There are also many trails that don't require trail passes/downhill specific equipement. If there was enough interest I could even lead a group ride.

 

You are the man!