Trailhead for Huron

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FrancesGray
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Re: Trailhead for Huron

Post by FrancesGray »

Check your fluids after you finish your hike.

I was at the Harvard TH and smelled differential oil. It doesn't take much to crack a transfer case or rear pinion seal.
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peter303
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Re: Trailhead for Huron

Post by peter303 »

The extra walking from the low-clearance parking is about two miles or 45 minutes each way.
It is a fairly flat walk, part woods, part in meadows.
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climbingcue
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Re: Trailhead for Huron

Post by climbingcue »

I did Huron on June 17th of this year and I saw a number of Subaru's at the 4WD trailhead along with a couple of CRV's. As long as you have some driving skill and a careful you will be fine.

Good luck,
Bill
Consecutive months with at least one 13er or 14er, 88 months
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