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HIKING CLASS TO SET OUT FOR MOUNT WACHUSETT SATURDAY
Trampers Will Spend Night in Shack in Heart of Wooded Wilderness
An overnight hike to Mount Wachusett will be made this weekend by the members of the hiking recreation class, conducted by R. H. Lee 3L. About ten trampers will leave Cambridge Saturday noon and plan to return the following night.
The group will travel to Fitchburg by train, and then meet after a few miles the trail recently opened by the New England Trails Conference, which runs over wooded and hilly country from Mount Watatick to Mount Wachusett. The hike will be about 14 miles.
The group will sleep on Mount Wachusett, in a shelter which accommodates about ten persons. The trip is open, however, to all men who are taking hiking for recreation and to others on permission from Lee.
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