Do you know of any hard mountains to hike in New York, or in the Tri-State area?
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Bash Bish falls I don't know if you would consider it a hard mountian though
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Depends on what kind of snow and terrain you want.  If you like hard snow, the East Coast, especially Vermont, is probably best.  Utah and the Rockies get probably the best powder on average.\n\nCalifornia resorts probably have the best halfpipes, Mammoth Mountain had several Olympians in the recent Games.  The grooming is excellent, and the powder at Mammoth and the Lake Tahoe resorts is very good.
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I like the website \nhttp://www.hudsonriver.com/mtbiking.htm\nhttp://www.westchestertowns.com/htm/lnk/Link0213.html\n\nYou might also be interested in the westchester cycle club, I am not familar with it but here is it website.\n\nhttp://www.westchestercycleclub.org/
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Where ever there used to be a glacier, the northeast is a good place.  I live in upstate New York and go to school in Massachusetts and both areas are full of glacial erratics.  Long Island is just one big glacial erratic by itself.  Kinda neat, huh?
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That would depend on how big the mountain is,and what time of year you'd be climbing it.A good idea is to buy a walking magazine like TGO or TRAIL to get some tips and ideas.
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either somewhere in NY, PA,  or Ohio
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Red Top Mountain State Park is a great place. I hope this helps
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hunter mountain.  catskills, new york. better off in vermont though - mt. snow or killington
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Try this link for mountains of India.
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There are a couple of destinations called Mount Mitchell.\n\nThere is Mount Mitchell State Park in North Carolina. It offers a range of recreational activities including:\n\n* Camping;\n\n* Horseback riding;\n\n* Picnicking.\n\nIt contains Mount Mitchell which is the highest mountain in the eastern US. It is named after Dr Elisha Mitchell a Professor at the University of North Carolina. In 1857, Dr Mitchell died on the mountain while trying to verify his work.\n\nMount Mitchell is also a mountain 100 kilometeres west of Brisbane in Australia and just south of Cunninghams Gap. There is a trail to the summit which offers great views including the Brisbane skyline and the D'Aguilar Range.
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Sure, quite a lot actually, check out this site for more information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountains_of_the_United_Kingdom
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You need to come to my state and go to the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. There are many trails and all are from easy to very hard. Great camping and you can catch your dinner every night with a telescoping fishing pole and a brass mepps spinner. My kids are 14 and 11 and I have taken them on a backpacking trip to this and other areas of my state and we just love it. You may also want to try the Seven Devils area. This trail overlooks Hells Canyon the deepest canyon in the United States. By far thought the Frank Church Wildernesas is the best. If you need more help you can e mail me at steelhead fifty three zero eight at yahoo dot com. Good luck Jeff From Idaho
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Wow! There are so many beautiful places to Hike in New Jersey. They don't call it the Garden State for nothing. I lived in Northern Jersey... the palisades alone were breathtaking... and this is a great time for hiking there too. But if you really want to see the best of New Jersey, go to South Jersey... here's a good site:  http://www.visitsouthjersey.com/outdoors.asp?utm_source=ysm&utm_medium=plm&utm_term=new+jersey+outdoors
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I like Wildcat and Loon Mtns. When I lived in Mass, Wachusett was fun because it was so close. Cranmore is nice in NH too. Spend a weekend and shop tax-free at the outlets in North Conway
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How is this?....if you live in the NYC tri-state area, I can take you to Telluride, Colorado, February 3-10, for $1330.00. this inlcudes air, hotel, lifts and breakfast, all taxes and ground transport in Telluride.\n\nwww.skibears.org\n\nwe have other trips too
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maybe your looking in the wrong places try where i live (oh now i remember  who you are sorry i live nyc but um well you can check out yonker or certain parts of queens and long island but where iam is the big NY)
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Go to Rhode Island or Vermont - Lived in Both - Mountains vs. Ocean - You choose!