Snowshoe trail reconnaissance (part 1)
near West Levant, Maine (United States)
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Itinerary description
Looking for blow-downs and other obstacles.
(Jan 7 2020)
Waypoints
Obstacle #1
Not far from the west-side trail head in the field. I was able to clear one of these but the other knocked me down - haha But it can be walked over.
#2 along the west-side trail
This one is one the ground and snow-covered. I broke off a piece trying to lift it.
#3 a little ways along the west-side trail.
This is passable, but maybe you should cut it
#4 about 1/2 way out the west-side trail
This can be bent to get by but would be easy to cut with hand saw
#5 - at the north-west corner
Big tree across the back line by the beer can. It broke off and feel from the stump in the foreground. It's on the ground and can be stepped over.
#6 - not far from the beer-can
Another big tree across the back line about thigh high off the ground. It can be straddled over but might be quite a high step for many.
Red and blue balls in spiral hangers
Marker left at the crossing of the main, central trail and the back-line trail. Not an obstacle
#7 on the east side trail near the back line.
Three tree trunks about 4" diameter blocking the trail. Can be stepped over and under.
#8 east side trail not far from the back line
Larger trees on the ground can be stepping over
#9 along east side trail
Another big tree shin high across the east trail. If the braches are cust off it wouldn't be too bad to step over
#10 a little further on the east side trail
Yet another large tree on the ground to step over.
#11 about half way along the east side trail
This one is mostly off to the but might want to at least clear the branches from it.
#12 still more on the east-side trail
Mainly an eye-sore. Can scoot around the end of this one.
#13 a real mess on the east side trail
This one is a mess of branches and the trunk in the middle of the trail.
#14 - the last obstacle on the east side trail
Yet another big one about knee high possibly 8in in diameter. The limbs, at least, should be taken off to make it easier to straddle over. I suppose this could be considered the 1st obstacle on the east side trail depending on which end of the trail you start at.
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