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Mike, Your original post made me realize I haven't been up pitcher in a few months and gave me incentive to bring the kids on a blueberry picking adventure. Take a look! Edit: Picture was taken on Pitcher Mtn - Sunday 7/17

Pitcher is (almost) in my backyard and I hike it with my 3 and 4 year old on a regular basis. OUr last trip was June. There are a few ripe blueberries in my backyard but the bushes haven't peaked yet. Give it another 2 weeks and you'll be in prime season.

Welch / Dickey

Hola Estephan, I thought I was hallucinating when seeing 4 gringos on the boundary swath wearing sombreros. You guys cracked me up. Thanks for the greenie -Trevor

Nice meeting you guys on the swath! Thanks for the reputation - Trevor

Hi Skiguy, Thanks for the reputation. I appreciate it. HP/Trevor

Hi Marty, Thanks for the square. I appreciate it!

I traveled the Maine turnpike on Friday afternoon and the first rest area after crossing the bridge had an informative sign stating it's illegal to import wood and a physical drop off area..

If you're just going for E Sleeper I'd recommend the attempt from the Whiteface side. There's a steep section that drops off Whiteface but other than that first section the trail is relatively easy. Watch your step. The trail is a moose dumping grounds!

Parking/Access Road Notes: Took Tim Pond Rd to Canada rd crossing bridge and driving along (unknown road) to White Cap / N Kennebago Divide access. A few mud puddles and pot holes but easily driveable. Bugs: There were surprisingly few bugs out today. Comments: Took a 4 wheeler road to...

Somebody should write a book about that!

I'm curious about road conditions in the 6 pack region of Maine. Anybody been to this area recently? Is Cupsuptic pond accessible and how are road conditions? Is the logging road to White Cap / Kennebago / Boundary accessible? Can Boundary be reached from the clear cut to the east? Is...

I'm a AMC 4000 Hiker in New England looking to expand my radius into the Adirondacks. Are there any guidebooks that cover the region that you can recommend? I've looked at the "Adirondack Trails" series (on-line) which seems to cover specific regions. Is there a guide similar to the AMC...

Congrats to the shark with 4 paws on bagging another 4K.

Does this mean I shouldn't bring my hair dryer and iron to the higher summits this weekend? At least my pack will be so much lighter than usual.

I love the comment When did Maine defect? Is it now part of Canada?

There is no better therapy to relieve the stress of my day than the purity of a long deep breath of cold clean winter air and looking up at the deepest blue skies.

Hi DaveBear. Thanks for the green square. Hope to see you on the trails. Trevor.

Trails: Sawyer River Rd, Carrigan Notch, Signal Ridge Date of Hike: 02-05-2011 Parking lot adjacent to Sawyer River Rd not plowed but packed by snowmachines. There is a plowed lot across the street (Bear Iron Something) Snow, snow, snow and more snow. Recommended Equipment...