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Hike 1.  Hiking and Canoeing in the Pine Barrens Wharton State Forest

 

Batsto Village Hiking, 05/16/2008

 

Oswego River Canoeing, 05/17/2008

 

Wading River Canoeing, 05/18/2008

 

Mullica River Canoeing, 05/19/2008

 

Club: Megan McGee and George H. Schnakenberg, Jr. leading with no club.

Date: 05/16_19/2008

Parking: All pressed dirt next to the road.  Saw one sticking metal pole, one driver had a flat tire.

Topo! Backroads Explorer Trace: PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19.tpo

Description File: PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19.doc

GPS TrackMaker Trace: PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19.gtm

Garmin MapSource Trace: PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19.gdb; PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19GSchnakenberg.gdb

Google Earth Trace: PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19.kmz

Universal GPS Format: PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19tpo.gpx - edited waypoints and routes;

    PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19gpstm.gpx;

    PineBarrens_GPS20080517GSchnakenberg.gpx;

    PineBarrens_GPS20080516.gpx; PineBarrens_GPS20080517.gpx; PineBarrens_GPS20080518.gpx; PineBarrens_GPS20080519.gpx;

    PineBarrens_GPS20080517.gpx; PineBarrens_GPS20080518GSchnakenberg.gpx; PineBarrens_GPS20080519GSchnakenberg.gpx

Photo Album: PineBarrens_GPS20080516_19

Notes: Hiking trails are in a very good shape.  Lots of rare wildflowers on the trails and in the rivers and bogs.

Warnings: Maps are sometimes outdated.  Lots of unblazed trails.  Lots of blowdowns on the rivers.

 


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