The North London Mill Site is an easy, 1.5-mile tour in along Mosquito Gulch. As you pass along the north-eastern side of majestic London Mountain, the view opens up to a spectacular alpine basin.
The terrain offers something for everyone, from steep, 2,000' decents from the surrounding peaks, to tree-skiing, lower-angle meadow skipping, and gentle touring. The huts can serve as a base to explore some big-mountain terrain, including neighboring 14ers; more gentle terrain immediately surrounding the North London Mill site is appropriate for any skill level.
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Bluebird Day, March 2019 |
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Fritz Sperry, February 2017 Snowpack Analysis |
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Author Fritz Sperry on London Mountain in late March 2017 |
Working with community partners, we will offer programs studying natural systems, backcountry wilderness survival and preservation, and snow-sports skills.
Mosquito Pass currently operates under a temporary Outfitter and Guides permit from the United States Forest Service, Pike National Forest.