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| Hiking | 1.28 Miles |
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| | Hiking | 1.28 Miles | 1 Hour 6 Mns | | 1.51 mph |
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| no partners | | | Feeling patriotic today after hiking to the DAR monument on Mount Beacon decided to drive a few miles south near West Point to do this hike. A short but steep hike to enjoy some panoramic views and to reflect over a cairn of remembrance. The information kiosk on Mine Road reads as this: Shortly after the twin towers had fallen an old soldier started carrying rocks to the top of the Torne. The Rocks were a tribute to Service members in harm’s way a tangible symbol of a wish for a safe return. Soon others brought stones to honor those that would never return, those that gave their lives so others have a chance to live free. The trail is also referred to by some as the trail of the fallen. Highly recommend this inspiring hike if your in the area. |
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