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Brassie Brook Shelter Introduce
Brassie Brook Shelter, located in the scenic Litchfield County of Salisbury, CT 06068, provides a primitive camping experience along the Appalachian Trail. As a part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, this shelter caters specifically to hikers and those seeking a more rugged outdoor adventure.
This shelter offers basic amenities for those traversing the Appalachian Trail. It can accommodate up to six people, providing a sheltered area for overnight stays. A moldering privy is available for restroom facilities, and a bear box is provided to ensure safe food storage, protecting campers from wildlife.
Water sources are crucial for hikers, and Brassie Brook Shelter benefits from nearby streams located just north on the Appalachian Trail. While the water may have a tannin tint, it has been reported as safe to drink. However, hikers should always exercise caution and treat water from natural sources before consumption. It is important to note that this is a primitive site and does not offer standard campground amenities.
This shelter is ideal for experienced hikers and those seeking a true Appalachian Trail experience. The location in Litchfield County offers beautiful natural surroundings, making it a desirable stop for those hiking the trail. However, those looking for full service RV sites should look elsewhere.
Local users considering a hike along this section of the Appalachian Trail should prepare for a primitive camping experience. It is essential to carry all necessary supplies, including food, water purification, and appropriate camping gear. Check trail conditions and weather forecasts before embarking on your trip.
Location
ConnecticutNorthwest Hills Planning RegionSalisbury
Customer Reviews
This Appalachian Trail shelter can fit six people. A moldering privy and bear box are provided at the campsite. Best water sources are a couple of streams just North on the AT - water has some tannins but is reported safe to drinkā¦.i am still here anyway.
I have never stayed in a AT shelter yet I'm always building and repairing them, like this one with the Appalachian Mountain Club.
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