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The view of the horn from Bishops Pond is one of my favorites

Why should they be exempt from criticism?

Somewhat relevant video from one of my favorite you tuber. The last half talks extensively about Baxter and the AT. Too Many People Are Going Outside

Middle Sugarloaf is a short hike with a great view to the NW.

The Aquaseal FD might be a better option for this application.

Because no one has ever set up shop at Velvet Rocks...

No one on the Wapack

Bog Dam Loop (FR15) has 14 designated sites. Mill Brook Rd (FR11) is choose your own adventure, just double check that it's on a section that runs through the NF and that it's 1/4 mile from the Unknown Pond N trailhead. There is also at least 1 unofficial spot on FR105...

Whenever we do stuff up there we stay on Bog Dam Loop Road, which is a bit of a haul but free. There is also a small private campground on 110a, Cedar Pond, as well as some rough pull-offs on Mill Brook Rd that don't violate any of the WMNF camping rules as far as I can tell. A few places in the...

Disabling ads in the dashboard on here is still working for me

It's been 6 years since I've hiked that ridge but I remember parking at the Stanton end was very limited, room for maybe 2 cars roadside in a condo development. Mt Langdon trail has room for probably 4 cars with a plow turn around across the street that has room for more. I don't remember having...

Picaridin and permethrin were effective in the 100 Mile this past weekend.

If my experience is anything to go by, the dogs on the later checkpoints were not trained on cannabis.

These campgrounds will be opening on May 19th. All other campgrounds are anticipated to be open on Friday, May 26th for the Memorial Day weekend. -Dolly Copp -Sugarloaf I and II -Blackberry Crossing -Hancock (open year-round) -Barnes Field (open year-round)

The ones on Mt Washington and all the winter service huts and RMC camps that you can find by poking around the NOAA website. The ones around Pittsburg probably aren't at a useful elevation for you, though. I figure popular routes have monorails and unpopular ones don't.

Do you find the snow stakes to be inaccurate?

The only site anyone really needs for an idea of what it's like on the ground is this

From the document: Note: This document is a work in progress. A condensed version is intended to be incorporated into a future book on the Slides of the White Mountains, with P. Thompson Davis, retired Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences at Bentley University (specializing in glacial...

Steve Smith published this: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UgIQQAtUi-j4CwrLdJD1Hqqk219v13oekvC01yfdvOg/edit?usp=sharing This is a wonderful resource for spots off the 4k path: Paths and Peaks - The Mountain Wanderer

You're a better person than the folks on trail that day.