NY Section 11 Pictures - Milemarker 1.1 - 1.7

Fingerboard Mt. - Greenwood Mine

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Boy Scout troop 5 from Bronxville, NY. Courtesy at@rohland.org
Boy Scout troop 5 from Bronxville, NY
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Along the top of Fingerboard Mt. between the Hurst Trail and Arden Valley Rd. The whole top is open groves and grass over large areas of slickrock. Courtesy stewartriley@earthlink.net
Along the top of Fingerboard Mt. between the Hurst Trail and Arden Valley Rd. The whole top is open groves and grass over large areas of slickrock.
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mm 1.1 - The junction sign for the Hurst Trail. Fingerboard shelter is 350' down the Hurst at the head of a lovely valley. Courtesy stewartriley@earthlink.net
mm 1.1 - The junction sign for the Hurst Trail. Fingerboard shelter is 350' down the Hurst at the head of a lovely valley.
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mm 1.1 Junction with the Hurst Trail which bleeds to Fingerboard Shelter. GPS N41.2639 W74.1047 Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
mm 1.1 Junction with the Hurst Trail which bleeds to Fingerboard Shelter. GPS N41.2639 W74.1047
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mm 1.1 - Fingerboard Shelter. The shelter is only 350 feet off the AT. Capacity is about 8 people. Water is available from Lake Tiorati, 0.5 mile to the east on blue blazed Hurst Trail, or from a water faucet, summer only, at the Tiorati Circle, 0.3 mile east of A.T. crossing of Arden Valley Road, 1.4 miles north of shelter. There is no fee. The shelter has two fireplaces, but finding firewood will require some walking. Fingerboard Shelter's stone structure was built in 1928. County-State, Orange, NY. Elevation, 1300 feet Maintained by, New York-New Jersey Trail Conference. Courtesy froto
mm 1.1 - Fingerboard Shelter. The shelter is only 350 feet off the AT. Capacity is about 8 people. Water is available from Lake Tiorati, 0.5 mile to the east on blue blazed Hurst Trail, or from a water faucet, summer only, at the Tiorati Circle, 0.3 mile east of A.T. crossing of Arden Valley Road, 1.4 miles north of shelter. There is no fee. The shelter has two fireplaces, but finding firewood will require some walking. Fingerboard Shelter's stone structure was built in 1928. County-State, Orange, NY. Elevation, 1300 feet Maintained by, New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
Submitted by froto

 mm 1.2 - The junction of the Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail with the AT on a slickrock on top of Fingerboard Mt., about .1 miles south of Fingerboard shelter. Courtesy stewartriley@earthlink.net
mm 1.2 - The junction of the Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail with the AT on a slickrock on top of Fingerboard Mt., about .1 miles south of Fingerboard shelter.
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mm 1.2 View to the west from Fingerboard Mountain near the junction with the Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
mm 1.2 View to the west from Fingerboard Mountain near the junction with the Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail.
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Trail picture north of Greenwood Mine. Courtesy at@rohland.org
Trail picture north of Greenwood Mine
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