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Has anyone been up Aziscohos recently? There are no entries in NETC. I had heard the trail was closed due to logging earlier in the summer, and I am hoping that is done and the trail open as I need to pass by that way in a few weeks and it's a personal favorite. Thanks

For anyone interested, the Coos County planning board agenda has been updated to include the following items: Mount Washington Railway Company- Conceptual Consultations 1. Waumbeck Station lean-tos - proposed increase in length of platform 2. Waumbeck Station lean-tos - proposed increase in...

Seems like a great choice. Nicole Freedman Named The New MH&T Executive Director Kingfield, ME, April 3, 2012 – Maine Huts & Trails announced today that Nicole Freedman will be its new Executive Director. For the last five years Freedman has been involved in broad scale community development...

Best hike Snow (Chain of Ponds) while you can- Feds $1M Penobscot Nation wind "farm" Penobscot Nation receives $1M federal grant toward wind development project By Nick McCrea, BDN Staff Posted Feb. 16, 2012, at 8:28 p.m. INDIAN ISLAND, Maine — The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded $1...

There have been some posts here about the tower replacement work ongoing on MT Blue. Here is some interesting info: http://psc.apcointl.org/2010/12/16/connecting-mt-blue/ VT

The following article ran in the Colebrook Sentinel this week. Does anyone know more? There is contact information for Kim Nilsen at the end of the article, but I have not contacted him (yet?). Lacking Funds for Maintenance, 162-Mile Cohos Trail to Close The Cohos Trail Association, which...

I know some on this board are interested in this issue. The Maine Land Use Regulation Commission (LURC) staff recommendation for the Redington Wind Farm, proposed by Maine Mountain Power, will be considered by LURC's Commission at a special meeting to be held on January 24, 2007, at the Olsen...

I see a headline in the Coos County Democrat online that seems to indicate somebody is setting up some yurts for overnight lodging. I don't have a subscription to the paper so can't read the entire story. Anyone have more info? Here's the free info on the paper's web site: Backcountry...

Will be at Sugarloaf this weekend for a family obligation (tough job but somebody has to do it). Haven't been there in years, but seem to remember an access road to the summit they use for snowcats, etc. that doesn't make for a bad hike/snowshoe. Anybody care to point me in the right...