[Philmont] Increased Participation

From: doug marquis <dmarquis1@comcast.net>
Date: Thu Sep 28 2006 - 19:05:57 CDT

Mostly, it's the landmarks. For example, the mystique of hiking in over the Tooth, rather than getting bused in from a turn-around, is attractive to many crews. The same for doing Baldy, Phillips, and so on. The other strong factor is program opportunities.

Doug Marquis
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>>>And popularity is only slightly related to challenge - the Super Strenuous routes are on the lower side, but the most popular, year in and year out, are a couple of Strenuous routes.<<<

  What makes them so popular? Is it the landmarks, such as Baldy, Tooth of Time, etc. Or is it word of mouth, such as recommendations from lists like this? Or both?

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