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Was 68. Too young. Good climber and filmmaker.

12/16/23 Pinkham/Tucks to Huntington Ravine fire road to Lion Head Winter Trail to junction with Alpine Garden Trail and then down Lion Head Summer Trail to Tucks. 6.3 miles round trip, 3 hours. Lion Head Winter was technically closed and involved some mixed scrambling up the chute. Had to...

Posting because probably not a lot of folks go to these two. Today I followed SectionHiker whack route (Bushwhacking Sable and Chandler - SectionHiker.com) from 2015. It remains reasonably accurate except my GPS showed 8.85 miles and I followed their route to a tee. Route finding following...

https://www.facebook.com/NewHampshireOperationGameThief Overdue Hiker Located Deceased Franconia, NH: Just after 9:00 PM on December 24th NH Fish and Game Conservation Officers were notified of an overdue hiker who had been hiking the 8.6 mile Bridle Path/Falling Waters Loop. The 28 year old...

https://www.conwaydailysun.com/retired-patriot-among-group-building-4-wheeler-rec-park/article_ae159f4a-3369-11eb-99a1-b77fedc11d8b.html

Sad but not surprising. https://www.conwaydailysun.com/news/local/tyrol-owners-say-area-off-limits-to-public/article_cdef2c08-0daf-11eb-892d-df604f815514.html

https://www.conwaydailysun.com/news/local/three-missing-new-york-hikers-found-in-bartlett/article_627213b0-baf7-11ea-904e-97f59b1ca60a.html

Does anyone have any info about this trail in terms of what the best equipment is for it? I assume it requires a back country ski set up as opposed to a fixed binding. Or perhaps XC skis. I have the Goodman book but he doesn't get into specifics re: equipment. Thanks in advance for any advice.

Bushwhacked up to the Bartlett Mountain trail, up to summit of Bartlett Mtn., across the barely-there trail to Kearsage North, down Kearsage North trail -- 6-7 miles in total. Bartlett Mtn. is nicer than KN. Open ledges, never a soul there. The trail from Bartlett Mtn. to the KN trail is...

Anyone have any info on the new road and bridge across the Ellis River just a little north of the Rocky Branch parking lot at the first pullout? The new road extends from the southern tip of the pullout on the east side of 16. It crosses the Ellis River on a new bridge that I have seen them...

Looking for some hard slide hikes that are off the established trails. I would do these in summer. One in particular that comes to mind is Lincoln's Throat. Can anyone tell me what degree of technical climbing might be required at the very top and whether it can be avoided, as I may do these...

I'd like to do this scramble sometime this fall and was wondering if anyone can provide some info on finding the start of the trail and following it. I apologize for not first looking in the AMC guide as I don't have it with me. I did search the forums here and the web but did not find...