– Lat/Long: 38.55° N 78.31° W
Old Rag Mountain – Climbing Notes
Old Rag Mountain – Climbing Notes
Old Rag Mountain Climbing notes shared by Mountain-Forecast users
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March 29, 2013
Larry Shifflett from United States
Planning on hiking Old Rag on Tuesday April 2. Any feedback about trail conditions and weather forecasted for that time period would be welcomed.
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January 07, 2013
Peter Kaufmann from United States
The trails still had snow the week-end of Jan 6. Bringing traction devices (Kahtoola MicroSpikes for example) for your shoes/boots will be very useful, especially during descent.
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March 27, 2012
Jake Jones from United States
If you're going to Old Rag specifically to climb, the shorter, easier approach to the summit is on the western side of the mountain via the Berry Hollow trailhead/Saddle Trail. It's about 800ft less elevation gain and over a mile shorter than the Old Rag/Ridge Trail approach.
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Larry Shifflett from United States
Planning on hiking Old Rag on Tuesday April 2. Any feedback about trail conditions and weather forecasted for that time period would be welcomed.
Peter Kaufmann from United States
The trails still had snow the week-end of Jan 6. Bringing traction devices (Kahtoola MicroSpikes for example) for your shoes/boots will be very useful, especially during descent.
Jake Jones from United States
If you're going to Old Rag specifically to climb, the shorter, easier approach to the summit is on the western side of the mountain via the Berry Hollow trailhead/Saddle Trail. It's about 800ft less elevation gain and over a mile shorter than the Old Rag/Ridge Trail approach.
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