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Twin Twice on the Devil's Path

This out-and-back adventure is a scramblers delight! Also attractive for peak seekers and aspiring All Trails Challengers. From Roaring Kill we will ascend to Dibbles Quarry, Pecoy Notch, and Twin Mountain with its great views. We will then descend into Jimmy Dolan Notch and enjoy its view. Retracing our steps up Twin, we will enjoy these scrambles from a different point of view. Our pace will be moderate, though we will go slower and with extra care on the rocky sections. On our descent we will enjoy a quarry seat and view on our way back with fellow hikers. All told, we will cover 7.8 miles and be outside for eight hours.

Participants who would like to join this difficult hike should bring lunch, snacks, plenty of water, sports drink, extra socks and layers, rain jacket, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, camera, and sturdy hiking shoes. Previous hiking experience is suggested. This hike is limited to 10 participants and registration is required. To register contact Deanna Felicetta at felicetta.deanna@gmail.com or (845) 216-2021 by June 5. Dogs are not permitted on this hike.

Directions: To reach the trailhead from State Route 23A in Tannersville, take South Main, stay left on Spruce (becomes Platte Clove Rd./ Co. Hwy 16) and at 1.5 miles stay left on Platte Clove Road and continue another 3.3 miles and turn right on Dale Lane. Continue 1.2 miles to the Roaring Kill Trailhead/ parking area.

From Route 23A west, take a right on Bloomer Road (.6 miles after the 23A/ 214 jnctn). Just after a mile stay to the right at the yield signs and onto Platte Clove Road (Co. Hwy. 16). Continue another 3.3 miles and turn right on Dale Lane. Continue 1.2 miles to the Roaring Kill Trailhead/ parking area.

GPS Coordinates of Roaring Kill Trailhead: 42.15120, -74.13102

Additional info: Rain, lighting, and high winds will result in the event being rescheduled. When registering, please leave full name and reachable phone number.

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