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Date/Time: 04/28/2024 04:31PM

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Travel time to Lower Pauness

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Doughboy12	01/22/2014 01:20PM quote SevenofNine: "Thanks, it looks like it will take most of the daylight hours but can be done if we get an early start." Is there much current on that stretch of water?
SevenofNine	01/22/2014 11:26AM Thanks, it looks like it will take most of the daylight hours but can be done if we get an early start.
billconner	01/21/2014 05:08PM OK - I just went to lake over the beaver dam, not to site 43.
Doughboy12	01/21/2014 04:23PM I used the trip maker and it came up with 6.6 miles from EP9 to Camp site #43... I see from EP14 it is 5.8 miles...my bad.
billconner	01/21/2014 02:45PM From where? I get close to 4 miles on Google Earth from EP 14 to Lower Pauness following the water. Just curious how this should be measured.
Doughboy12	01/21/2014 02:04PM 6.5 miles @ a good pace would be 7-8 hours...? That would assume stops and 1MPH average...on snowshoes.
SevenofNine	01/21/2014 01:33PM I'm thinking of a trip to Lower Pauness in a few weeks. I was wondering what the travel time by snow shoe would be to Lower Pauness? Thanks and any site suggestions are welcome. Since it was brought up I was asking from entry point 14.