Midnightrider08
Full Member
http://www.vtstateparks.com/pdfs/LittleRiverHistoryHike.pdf
I would have to consider this a very large Ghost Town considering the size and miles of foundations that I found. Out of 30-50 foundations passed or seen only 1 building still remains.
Of a day spent in the woods I saw nobody until I came out and met a group thinking about going in for a late afternoon hike. The next day I went with a park staff as he had a planned hike and nobody showed so he found me and took me on the "tour" I had done the day before only with narrative this time... So it's secluded enough and permission despite being a state park is obtainable I have found from past experiences.
If in the area check it out .... keep it on the low low for me please ...and the granola sandle wearing hippied out tall lady is the park ranger and is very easy going.
Wish I could say the same about some of our other parks and forest staff.
I would have to consider this a very large Ghost Town considering the size and miles of foundations that I found. Out of 30-50 foundations passed or seen only 1 building still remains.
Of a day spent in the woods I saw nobody until I came out and met a group thinking about going in for a late afternoon hike. The next day I went with a park staff as he had a planned hike and nobody showed so he found me and took me on the "tour" I had done the day before only with narrative this time... So it's secluded enough and permission despite being a state park is obtainable I have found from past experiences.
If in the area check it out .... keep it on the low low for me please ...and the granola sandle wearing hippied out tall lady is the park ranger and is very easy going.
Wish I could say the same about some of our other parks and forest staff.
