Triple Creek
Big Indian, New York
Triple Creek - Northern Catskills - Spruceton Valley - complete solitude - mountain site - wilderness camping - foraging - trout fishing - compost campsite toilet - 1/2 mile or so mild, uphill hike through breathtaking meadows - Follow the orange ribbons.
Site at base of gentle Evergreen Mountain. Woods. Meadows. Trout Stream. Fire Ring. The only sounds you will hear have been the same ones since the beginning of time - rushing water, scurrying in the underbrush, singing birds, barking deer. If you're lucky you may hear a wolf call. We heard one just the other night, and, if you are really lucky, you'll hear owls talk to each other across the valley.
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