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I was camped in Crawford notch. Went up Dry River and out Glen Boulder. Hitched back. Great way to finish the 48.

Your doing it right lad

Big difference.

No problems as of yet. A lot of times I'm on my Chargers which are pretty wide.

Yup. Can't beat those tips clips.

This is very accurate. I run newer T1's and love them. And I have wide feet - but you REALLY need to be fitted properly.

The bigger the boot the shorter the learning curve. Switchbacks on Chargers is a boatload of fun. Humility helps too. Enjoy the journey!

I really enjoyed this read, thanks!

Great read. I had the map out and followed your route while I read. Wild trip!

You go first so the rest of us can get the format correct :)

Thanks. My view is that everyone should adhere to the rules. If for some reason those rules have to be bent it should come from experience rather than inexperience. What I saw up there was all from the latter. Apparently Backpacker Mag wrote this place up and has since become quite popular which...

Good. Maybe they will step up enforcement in this area seeing it's a problem.

I'm not bragging, just stating the facts. I could have mentioned that when I arrived there were 2 tents in the lean-to and it took some convincing on my part to have them removed so others could use it. (I had a tent) My intention's? I just wanted to know if bear cans were required and in...

This is the real deal

Panther gorge was hopping with activity Friday. 5 groups and one can. No bears.

Pulverized food mixed with bear saliva. Yum! Shall we call it Adirondack Sliders?

I'm planning on roughing it :)

That's the answer I was looking for, thanks.

This is not my first hike. Just checking on the bear situation in the area as opposed to the Flowed Lands corrider for example. Just kidding about the pillow - I prefer a nice soft one made up of clothes. I just don't want to bring in my can unless it's neccessary. Trying keep it real light. Thanks.

Bear can, hang it or use as a pillow? What's the preferred method?