While hiking back to the car (which we parked at a dead end on one of the residential streets) after climbing the Improbable Traverse, I spoke to a guy who said the homeowners association fines the homeowners if a car is found parked in front of a house, and generally homeowners call a tow truck for your car.
It was also brought to our attention that if you park on the side of the road, the snow plows come through and tow your car from there too.
The solution to this is to park in the gravel area before the residential streets. Just FYI!
scottv - Jan 13, 2008 2:07 am - Hasn't voted
Very minor typoThanks for a nice page. I've just joined the WAC cabin below Guye and excited to file some trip reports this winter and beyond.
I found a tiny typo:
"bbot" instead of "boot"
Cheers,
Scott
alpinecrags - Jun 1, 2015 12:25 am - Voted 7/10
ParkingWhile hiking back to the car (which we parked at a dead end on one of the residential streets) after climbing the Improbable Traverse, I spoke to a guy who said the homeowners association fines the homeowners if a car is found parked in front of a house, and generally homeowners call a tow truck for your car.
It was also brought to our attention that if you park on the side of the road, the snow plows come through and tow your car from there too.
The solution to this is to park in the gravel area before the residential streets. Just FYI!