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The Blues Eric, as always, it was a pleasure to hike with you. These are really nice little peaks, well worth the effort. I love visiting these under the radar locations. Moose pond was worth the effort itself. Maybe a bit more hobblebush than I expected, but it was still a great off trail day!

Livermore doesn't have much in the way of amenities, but it has plenty of solitude, some nice peaks, and not much traffic. :o)

Jim, as usual, an interesting report on some "lesser known" ME peaks. Keep up the good work! BTW is the gate open and free from the Greenville side as well?

I love finding John's tiny long lasting pill bottle registers on these remote peaks. It's amazing how many of them still survive.

Vt 200h Such a list does exist, send me an email.

Multi register peak Jim, an interesting report as usual! I've heard there may be as many as 5 registers on JM, you could have made it 6! :) This is one of the ME 200H I still need, so if you want to go back up let me know. :) Misery loves company. Dennis

Kevin, it truly is a strange sight, they are all disappearing. And they are all passenger cars, not off road type vehicles.

Saturday d ritter and I headed over to VT for some wacks to a few 200 H peaks. First on our agenda was Rochester Mtn. Our approach was from the height of land at Rochester Gap. After working our way through the briar filled cut area at the base of the ridge we hit upon an old atv track the...

This past Friday I was lucky to join Damon, Jim C., and Carl C. on Howe peak for Damon's finish of the NH 200H. We approached via the Shelburne Trail, then a bushwack along the old abandoned southerly end of the Kenduskeak Trail. We hit snow at about 2000', maybe 2-3" all the way to the summit...

Thanks Jim, I love those off the beaten track experiences. Dennis

Thanks Jason, appreciate your comments. Dennis

A nice NH300H peak. A reasonably straight forward wack off the Bolles Trail. Some open moss covered ledges at the top offer great views of Chocura, Moats and Kearsarge.

PB, Nate in his inimitable style, wrote a 2.5 page entry! I don't recall seeing your signature either before or after Nate's novella. The register is about 30-40 feet off the swath. We actually found a nice route on the Canadian side to avoid the steep dropoff just before the peak. The swath...

On a spectacular day in Pittsburg, I was fortunate to finish the NH 200 H with great companions, great weather, and some truly great views. I want to thank Damon and Al for slowing their normal pace so that I could stay with them. We planned on two peaks, hoped for 3, but ended up getting all 4...

Substitute hiker for bushwacker and then you have it right. :)

Ruby's Boobies, local name of the Percys.... Squaw's Bosom..... mmm Detect a pattern here?

PVC? Ugh! I'm old school, I prefer one of Dennis C's old reliable peanut butter jars! :)

Welcome! Congrats to Ryman and Damon, the dedication it takes to complete this list is immense, I'm happy to have these new members in the club. Wacky bushwackers all!!

Big Earl, I just some new boots myself, but they are not Asolos. I don't mind heavy boots, I trade that off for the support you get with a nice high leather boot. I bought the Zamberland Lhasa boots. They were picked the best all around boot by Backpacker, and I am extremely happy with them. I...

It is Bear Mountain (W Peak) aka Green Mtn. 3290, summit sounds familiar. :) I was there in 1991, the register location was obvious back then. Nice report Jim, congrats on your completion. Couldn't agree with you more about wacking around in the rain, no fun at all.