[Cdt-l] Fwd: SoBo Finish at Crazy Cook

[ks1007 at aol.com]

but you do need a big vehicle to get to CC - can't do it in a passenger car - what would the other 4 or five had done if you weren't there? it is an extremely rocky road - logistically wolf's route is better for people without support plus after you finish you get to go to a great italian restaurant with beer and wine - then there's the brew pub right around the corner - I guess scenic is in the eye of the beholder - antelope wells has the same scenery and mts - 


el coyote
Keith and Mary
Trail Angels
Deming, NM



-----Original Message-----
From: Ryan Bozzell <bozcruces at yahoo.com>
To: Cdt-l <Cdt-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Fri, Nov 11, 2011 12:15 pm
Subject: [Cdt-l] SoBo Finish at Crazy Cook


Another successful SoBo finish on the CDT. Picked up my buddy at Crazy Cook on November 4th...He went on to shuttle about four or five other SoBo hikers finishing a week behind him. I've been to all three south terminus locations now and Crazy Cook is by far the most scenic of them all. It wasn't as hard to get to as all the hype leads one to believe. I have a Toyota Tocoma, but never needed four wheel drive. Although during wetter times of year there could be mud bog issues. As far as the other two terminus locations go, they are both paved roads all the way down to a port of entry. Crazy Cook is actual trail with posted signs and a beautiful monument.

Below is a video of my buddy finishing his thru of the CDT and Triple Crown.







http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAIuOrOHCPE


Ryan




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