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Pangloss62 · 06-27-2006, 11:27 AM

I would agree, rage. That's why I said "there's no comparison," meaning it's like apples and oranges, not that the parks of the west are "better." I'm more of an old-rock kinda guy, that's why I personally like the folds and smooth hills of the Appalachians. Mt. Katadin, in ME, is probably my favorite, and the glacial lakes of Quebec make for a sublime landscape.

I've only been to Muir Woods and Point Reyes as far as "Western" parks are concerned.

06-27-2006, 11:27 AM	#20
Pangloss62 Lecturer Join Date: May 2006 Location: Atlanta Posts: 768	Best of the West I would agree, rage. That's why I said "there's no comparison," meaning it's like apples and oranges, not that the parks of the west are "better." I'm more of an old-rock kinda guy, that's why I personally like the folds and smooth hills of the Appalachians. Mt. Katadin, in ME, is probably my favorite, and the glacial lakes of Quebec make for a sublime landscape. I've only been to Muir Woods and Point Reyes as far as "Western" parks are concerned. __________________ Things are never as good, or bad, as they seem.