Mount Greylock – Climbing Notes
Mount Greylock – Climbing Notes
Mount Greylock Climbing notes shared by Mountain-Forecast users
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March 15, 2016
Shane from United States
Hiked Greylock on Sat 12th. There was thick ice in the shady areas beginning about .5 miles from summit. It was possible to get around a lot of it (trail drainage/maintenance is poor) but it was certainly nice to have spikes. Summit was almost entirely free of ice. Lots of construction around the monument up top. Trip time was about 4 hours.
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March 09, 2016
Shane from United States
High-pointing Mass, Conn, and RI this Saturday beginning 6am. Weather looks to be insanely nice, with nothing but a little ice on Greylock. We will check back in afterward with trail condition reports.
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February 01, 2016
Louise Lindenmeyr from United States
Hello. We are thinking of hiking on the Hopper Trail up to Greylock tomorrow. How is the trail - is there light snow appropriate for snow shoeing or is it straight hiking with some cleats on boots for the ice?? thanks
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Shane from United States
Hiked Greylock on Sat 12th. There was thick ice in the shady areas beginning about .5 miles from summit. It was possible to get around a lot of it (trail drainage/maintenance is poor) but it was certainly nice to have spikes. Summit was almost entirely free of ice. Lots of construction around the monument up top. Trip time was about 4 hours.
Shane from United States
High-pointing Mass, Conn, and RI this Saturday beginning 6am. Weather looks to be insanely nice, with nothing but a little ice on Greylock. We will check back in afterward with trail condition reports.
Louise Lindenmeyr from United States
Hello. We are thinking of hiking on the Hopper Trail up to Greylock tomorrow. How is the trail - is there light snow appropriate for snow shoeing or is it straight hiking with some cleats on boots for the ice?? thanks
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