Wanders on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP): Frostburg to Garrett Including the GAP Town of Meyersdale and a Preview of the 9-11 Memorial Trail from Garrett to Berlin Audiobook By Don Croner cover art

Wanders on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP): Frostburg to Garrett Including the GAP Town of Meyersdale and a Preview of the 9-11 Memorial Trail from Garrett to Berlin

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Wanders on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP): Frostburg to Garrett Including the GAP Town of Meyersdale and a Preview of the 9-11 Memorial Trail from Garrett to Berlin

By: Don Croner
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 The 3,294-foot Big Savage Tunnel north of Frostburg closed for the winter on November 30, 2023, and would not reopen until March 28, 2024, thus effectively ending the biking season for through-trips between Cumberland and Pittsburgh. I spent the winter holed up in Frostburg, Maryland, which I am using as a base for my wanderings on the GAP. After the November 30 tunnel closing a few brief snow squalls laid down an inch or less of snow that quickly melted and occasionally rain would freeze at the higher altitudes, making the trail treacherous, but other than during these brief episodes the GAP remained open to the tunnel for much of December and early January. In late January and in February a few heavy snowfalls closed the GAP completely. The last big blizzard, which dropped close to six inches of snow, hit just before the Spring Equinox on March 19. It took almost a week for the snow to melt off the GAP north of Frostburg. As soon as the trail was clear I rode up to Big Savage Tunnel . . .
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