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Blueberry Crumble Slide/Glades
Trail
0.7 mile
1.2 kilometer
point to point
Ski Line
Intermediate/Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
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Descent: -1,007' -307 m
High: 2,671' 814 m
Low: 1,664' 507 m
Grade
Avg Slope: 26% (15°)
Max Slope: 38% (21°)
Weather
Unknown
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“Remote rock slide and river drainage that provides over 1000 feet of skiing with wide open turns and tight glades.”
— Sean Sevey
Type: Backcountry or Sidecountry
Need to Know
This line requires a long approach!
Description
The top of this run starts on the rock slide itself. Consider lapping the upper section and enjoying the wide open turns and great views of White Cap and the Pleasant River Valley. For the lower section, you can choose to either follow the slide drainage which gets quite narrow, or dip into the woods to enjoy the old growth glades. The glades get tight in places but they are easy to navigate back down to the trail.
History & Background
Baker Mountain was purchased by the Appalachian Mountain Club in 2015. There are a number of cross country ski trails in the valley that connect the AMC's Maine Wilderness Lodges.
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Contacts
Local Club: Appalachian Mountain Club
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Land Manager: Appalachian Mountain Club
Feb 20, 2020: English Jack, the Hermit of Crawford Notch
Feb 11, 2020: Support Cleaner Transportation Solutions
Feb 7, 2020: Earth Day 2020 – Celebrate 50 Years of Environmental Awareness and Action
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