mohawk trail - Member Hike

Hike Name: mohawk trail
Country: United States
State: Connecticut
Nearby Town: cornwall
Rating: 4 stars
Directions: intersection of rt4 and rt7
Total Hike Distance: 5.40 miles
Hike Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
Permit Required: No
Hike Type: One-Way, Shuttle Hike
Hike Starts: cornwall bridge
Hike Ends: mohawk mt state park
Trails Used: blue blazed mohawk trail
Backcountry Campsites: No
Backcountry Water Sources: Streams, Lakes, Springs, Snow
Management: State Park Service
Contact Information: www.mohawktrail.com
Best Season: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
Users: Hikers, Dogs
Road Conditions: Unmaintained Gravel or Dirt Roads, Private Roads
Hike Summary: did this hike in december and there is a ski mountain that you have to cross-watch out for skiers
cathedral pines is an awesome spot
trail goes through duddleytown-an abandoned site of a town in the early 1900s
this area near coltsfoot mt is restricted by the dark entry forest association
creepy things happen in these woods and if caught there who knows what they will do to you
i was chased by a crazed backwoods hillbilly

Hiker:

wanderingstump


2,350 points


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One reply on “mohawk trail - Member Hike”

I was up hiking along the Mohawk trail on aug6 2011 and in the start as you start to really get in the woods off Dark entry rd along the stone boundry on your left hand side I witnessed the weird felling of Children in 1900’s clothing just watching me hike with my dog. There was about 15 kids just watching me lined up on the strech of foundation. Then a little further up my dog got his foot cought between 2 rocks and started screaming. I do thing it was the presence of the children that I saw in the start of our walk. This was the 1st time I actually witnessed the kids of all the times Ive hiked there.

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