Day 75 (September 7)

I left Delaware Water Gap with Zest around 7:00 a.m. We climbed for about an hour and then things flattened out. The terrain became really rocky and will continue that way for about the next 60 miles. We made Wind Gap, PA about 3:30 p.m. -- good hiking time. Wind Gap is a little town in PA where the Henry rifle was developed and manufactured. We met a guy along the trail who offered to take us in to Wind Gap which is two miles off of the trail. Trail magic strikes again. Zest is looking for some help in getting his knee to feel normal again. 

It was a beautiful hiking day in the 70s with low humidity. The fall-like weather is welcome. Take care.