Section I, July 21
Section J, Aug. 11
Section H, Aug. 25
Section L, Sept. 8
Will plan for 20mpd, but can go farther/ shorter. Have to work in between hikes. Will fly into SEATAC from So Calif. Trailhead shuttle would be welcome. Ken Schwarz
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how long are you going in july? lets talk
I’m flying into SEATAC on July 21, and heading south to White Pass. Distance about 100 miles. Plan for 5 days, but may finish in four days if snow doesn’t slow me down too much. I don’t know how long it will take me to get to Snoqualmie Pass. If too late in the day, I might spend the night at Summit Inn and begin early on July 22. One more day for the snow to melt. If interested in joining me, let me know. Would enjoy company. Ken
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