Calamity Brook Trail in Sept.

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  • rbi99
    • Sep 2004
    • 522

    #1

    Calamity Brook Trail in Sept.

    So before I ask, I realize the region could be buried in rain at any point in time. Typically, when is this trail at it's driest? I say this tongue in cheek as I personally have not had the pleasure of this bad boy being dry, but hope springs eternal. I am planning on backpacking in around Sept. 20th.
    Are you hiding in the shadows - forget the pain, forget the sorrow.
  • ndru
    • Jul 2010
    • 155

    #2
    Originally posted by rbi99
    So before I ask, I realize the region could be buried in rain at any point in time. Typically, when is this trail at it's driest? I say this tongue in cheek as I personally have not had the pleasure of this bad boy being dry, but hope springs eternal. I am planning on backpacking in around Sept. 20th.
    In general, I've had the best luck w dry-ish trails in September/October, provided we don't get the remnants of a hurricane or tropical storm coming through.

    Sept 20th is as safe a bet as any.

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