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You might consider the Cohos trail north of route 110 in Stark. Pretty remote and not very rugged. You could probably go all the way to Dixville Notch.

Look on the Section Hiker website. He reviews a lot of gear and often includes Patagonia.

The library in St Johnsbury VT, the Atheneum, had a great collection of Hudson River School art. There is a very large Bierstadt painting, The Domes of Yosemite.

Crescent and the other trails in the Randolph Town Forest

I think the tick level depends a lot on where you hike. Last year we hiked in the Speckled and Wild River areas had had several ticks after every hike. This year we have been in the northern Presidentals and the Mahoosucs and have not had any ticks.

A report on NETC says Success Pond Road will be closed just past the Success Trail trailhead starting Sept 19 for a bridge replacement.

Thursday morning I was driving up Success Pond Road 10.9 miles to the Notch Trail. About half way I came across a guy who had hiked all the way from Gorham and was headed to the Speck Pond Trail. I gave him a ride. A half mile further I came across another hiker. I am not sure where he started...

Really fast right now

Very slow on my phone this morning. I was out hiking yesterday so was not on the site

We have walked the trail from St Johnsbury to Channel Drive past West Danville.( ~15 miles) Very enjoyable. There are plenty of road crossings so it is easy to break the walk into sections. We look forward to continuing west toward Hardwick.

There is a nice loop trail in Myles Standish State Park

You could ask ULA for a recommendation for a supplier of foam.

Here is a link that may help. https://mauraatyourservice.com/

The bridge is still there. The problem is that the soil around the abutment has been washed away so it is either very difficult or impossible to get up on the bridge. When we hiked it a few years ago it was easier to just rock hop across the river. At higher water levels this would also be...

That is where I was bitten both times I have had Lyme

Very quiet in North Conway today. Felt very much off-season. Plenty of parking, lots of places look closed at 8:30 pm

We have been using a small “6 pack” cooler with an ice pack to keep a few drinks cold. It sits on the floor of the back seat. As we work on redlining the trailheads are often remote. This way we get an immediate cold drink. What we have noticed are very long lines at drive thru fast food...

I did think about it when I put $85 in my tank for the trip back to Rhode Island, but do not plan any changes.

Plenty of black flies Wednesday around the Percy Peaks.

Looks like a good time to go the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.