An Off Trail Exploration of Panther Mountain | Saturday, October 8, 8 AM **2016**

Join the Catskill’s homegrown Team Danger Girl for an off trail exploration of Panther Mountain. We will lead an intrepid crew of up to 8 hikers along the Cascade Brook valley to the western headwall of Panther Mountain. One of the trip leaders is a stream geologist so be prepared for many science-geeky moments! From there we will ascend to the summit through a birch forest-talus block community to the summit balsam forest and return to County Route 47 via the Giant Ledge trail. This is a 6-7 mile hike and should be considered strenuous and requiring experience with Catskill forest and stream bushwacking.

Event Duration:  6-7 miles, 10 hours

Level of Difficulty:  Difficult  — Bushwhack

Bring: lunch, headlamps, boots (not shoes), clothing appropriate for bushwacking, optional compass, map, GPS

Registration required by 10/7.  Use registration form below to register.

Group size is limited so register early.

Fee:  No

Dogs allowed:  No

Additional Information: Team Danger Girl trip leaders are:
Dany Davis (AKA Sporty Spice)
Dorcinda Knauth (AKA Danger Girl)
Stefan Lisowski (AKA G.P.S.)

Questions about this event can be directed to:  wddavis2@gmail.com

Driving Directions:  From Route 28 at Big Indian:
Turn on to CR 47 toward Oliverea.
Drive about 7.5 miles to the Giant Ledge trailhead parking area.
We will meet at the parking area and leave a couple of cars, then drive no more than 3 cars to the start of the hike approximately 1 mile back along CR47 to start the hike.