Mt. Richtofen and dog?
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BaggerVance
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Mt. Richtofen and dog?
Has anyone out there done Richtofen,and if so,is it safe enough for my badass lab--Kenny Bean jr? He really is a stud. Thanks for any help.
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Igloo Ed
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Re: Mt. Richtofen and dog?
There is a lot of morainial deposited rock and some nice scree chutes to come down. He might thank you if you gave him some of those little booties.BaggerVance wrote:Has anyone out there done Richtofen,and if so,is it safe enough for my badass lab--Kenny Bean jr? He really is a stud. Thanks for any help.
Igloo Ed
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Keep in mind that dogs aren't allowed in the backcountry of RMNP: http://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/pets.htm, so if your approach is from the east, leave your dog at home.
