Trailblazer and Denali Hiker Series: Bear Mountain

Give true meaning to eating al fresco when you join us and learn how to prepare and cook meals for your next adventure! Learn multiple techniques and share your own experience as we enjoy lunch together on top of Bear Mountain in Salisbury.
When: Saturday, October 26, 2013 at 11:00 a.m.
Where: Under-mountain Trail/Appalachian Trail in Salisbury at Bear Mountain
(3.2 miles from junction of Rout 44 & Rout 41- take Rt 41 N parking lot is on the left hand side, marked by a blue, oval “Undermountain Trail” sign)
Difficulty: Strenuous
Miles: 6
Estimated Time: 4-4.5 hrs
Trail Description: Bear Mountain, the tallest peak in Connecticut at 2,316 feet via the Under-mountain trail is easily one of Connecticut’s best day-hikes. A loop through ancient forests leads to a large stone pyramid on top of Connecticut’s highest summit. Offering views of the beautiful and rugged mountains across three states this is not a hike that is worth the drive!
Parking Fee: None but parking lot space is limited, carpooling is suggested.