The Green Mountain Club — Long Trail, Vermont, founded 1910Long Trail Guide ArchiveThe Green Mountain Club
1937 · Eleventh Edition · Outlying Mountains · ≈ book pp. 119–120
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114 DIVISION XII Green Mountain Club, Inc. 115

hole the road crosses a brook and turning due east, comes to Journey's End Camp (1,550 feet) (1931), a frame camp with stoves and bunks for 10 or 12; water in brook to the north. From the camp there is a splendid view to the northeast of Elephantis (Sugar Loaf), Owl's Head and Bear Mountain, in Canada.

Shooting Star Shelter to Journey's End Camp, 5.3 miles, 3 1/4 hours (southbound, 3 1/2 hours).

Six-tenths mile below is an abandoned house on the left where the road and Trail turn sharply to the south. In another mile, at the Cote Farm, the road becomes passable for automobiles. The North Jay Schoolhouse is .2 mile beyond on the left and then in another .2 mile there is a junction with a better highway running north and south. This intersection is 2 miles from Journey's End Camp and 2 1/2 miles from North Troy. North Troy is reached by going north from this junction and taking the first turn to the right. Jay Village is 3 miles down the road south from the junction. Line Post 592 to highway, 2 3/4 miles, 1 1/2 hours (opposite direction, 2 hours).

TAKE GREAT CARE IN THE OPEN PLACES AND ON BARE PEAKS

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