Harvard/Columbia trail conditions
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- SummitKathy
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Harvard/Columbia trail conditions
Has anyone been up there recently? I was there in the early spring and there were a ton of trees down all over the trail. Does anyone know if that's still the case? Thanks
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- godsnthemtns
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Re: Harvard/Columbia trail conditions
Hi,
We were there two weeks ago and there were no trees on the trail.
We were there two weeks ago and there were no trees on the trail.
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Re: Harvard/Columbia trail conditions
I did the Harvard-Columbia traverse last Saturday (9/15) from North Cottonwood Creek and it was clear. There weren't any downed trees and the trail was easy to follow. It is also a great time to go since the trees are changing color now.