DAY 7: GREENWALL SHELTER - COOPER LODGE (98.2)
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19.4 miles today, Greenwall to Killington summit (Cooper Lodge). I got onto the trail around 08:30, powering through my first 7 miles to make “brunch” at Clarendon Gorge. After Clarendon were a series of climbs up Beacon Hill, another viewless summit topped with a FAA signal tower. After making my descent, I ran into a couple offering trail magic at a road crossing near some pastures. We made some light conversation and I took a quick breather before continuing onwards into the Killington Wilderness. I ascended Killington as the day’s light faded, treated to beautiful Eastern views through the trees. I arrived at Cooper Lodge around dusk, camping near the tent platforms. A couple of day hikers present offered me a beer and we enjoyed some conversation under the brilliant stars. I set my alarm for 0500 and settled in for the evening.
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