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OK...cool :) However, I don't really "slay the terrain". In fact, my term for riding mogles is "carressing the bumps". I don't conquer anything out there, I meld with it.....don't judge me ;)

just a friendly reminder to all...(ok, nagging ;) ) This truck is on diplsy in front of the fire station in Gorham. Imagine if it was a little compact car?!!!! Yikes! Moose are especially skitso this time of year, running around full of hormones, looking for mates. Let's all be extra...

What is this thread about? Being a snowboard instructor at Wildcat, I'm in Pinkham Notch most weekends...might be interested in some backcountry type group things.

Beautiful views toward Carrigain Notch from the open ledges on the summit The descent of the slide was tricky. We had a much harder time. We both had a boulder roll onto our feet. First Becca had one pinning her foot but she was able to remove it and had no injury other than superficial...

BeccaM and I hiked Whitewall Mtn. via the slide that intersects the Ethan Pond Trail. There was a nice young cow moose holding court at the Silver Cascade area Ethan Pond Tr. looking up the slide from the EPT This is the 4th or 5th time for me on this route. I noticed that...

Kevin, another awesome album! Thanks for sharing! Agree with DP bigtime. Being a list peak means massive traffic volume. The fact that Mt. Height is not on the 4k list is a blessing. The fact that it is reached by a spur loop off of the main trail is another blessing. If not for the spur...

Skip, sorry to hear about this condition :mad: We're praying for you ;)

Yaaaaaaaaaaay Becca!!!!!!! Becca finished her Grid on Mt. Adams. The mission was nearly aborted for a second time due to another dicey weather forecast (last Saturday was rained out). She only decided to go for it that morning, despite high winds in the forecast. We ascended through...

Nice!!!! Always enjoy accounts of hikers enjoying the forest for what it is, and not just the space between the trailhead and the goal. Your descriptions are very captivating. Excellent writing!!!! happy autumn :)

Nice!!!! I really enjoyed your report! I'm a fan of anything so historic from northwestern Europe and America. I'd like to do your route one day :)

Awesome TR! I really like the pic of the mountain goats. When I get back out west, I want to hike to see some. Any tips on the best places to hike for mountain goats? Beer lovers: always byob into Utah!!!!! happy trails :)

awesome!!!!! nice photograpghs, Tim! thanks for sharing!

a quick little TR from a hike last Sunday into Zealand... Zealand Tr... Zealand Pond... view from the hut toward Carrigain Notch... The rough plan was to hike up the Lend-A-Hand Tr to the saddle b/w mt. Hale and the knob to the south, then explore down to the Zealand Tr. ferns...

"Recent reports show bear pepper spray to be more effective than a firearm in diverting or stopping a charging bear" wow....I'd like to read that "study"

Sorry for the loss of a beloved family member and friend. He was adorable.

awesome!!!! nice pics !!!

nice! peaked my interest in SRW....been wanting to hike that area soon :)

Mark, thanks! Yes it was just a little freindly *** at Becca :) And about the wilderness, not denegrading the idea of keeping things undeveloped, just noting that these out of the way areas much more closely match the description of wilderness. IMO, the way to experience this is to go to...

re: the trail names.... here is the juction along the Albany Notch Trail with the trail that runs straight up to the summit on the western slope... and here is the juction up top...the trail to the summit is to your left, down and north to your right... anyone? :)

Then it was back to Albany Notch Trail. On the westerly part of the loop we found some big red pines... lots of different mushrooms growing in the area... remnants from the logging era...Becca is a rust junky :) The trail is obliterated by this beautiful beaver bog...