ice gulch

Ice Gulch, Randolph. Because of the cool, moist air, the rocks rarely dry 100 percent there. Each step forward had to be planned. (ED PARSONS PHOTO)

Rarely does my idea for a hike come from what another party has done. But last week I saw online that local Mike Cherim of Redline Guiding had taken a client through Ice Gulch in Randolph. I hiked the Ice Gulch Trail a couple times long ago. It is quite an experience.

The prospect of revisiting it on my own stuck with me that morning, and I headed out.

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