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JEWELL SPUR TRAIL FROM COG BASE: foot bridge has been washed out by ice/high water...some hikers may have used the "Irene" bypass and that might be the way to go until more info becomes available.. Boundary Line Trail: the Ammo Ravine/Jewell Trail trailhead 1.1 from Cog base was open...

This might be the plan!!

Yes it can be confusing at the Cog, as it should be signed "Jewell Spur." After seeing D.T's post here and the netc report, since I maintain the Jewell Spur and Boundary Line, found the time to get there...foot bridge is out and in case FS did not know I sent an email to trail...

Need Hunger and Stowe Pinnacle in VT ad Travelers in Maine...need 5 of the second 25...like many who have to travel up to Northern NH to enjoy our peaks, finding the time to travel to do these hikes are reason have not done them yet!! Percy Peaks are in my back yard and if you can, get them...

Hope the weather and trail conditions work out for you..!! only asked because, for example, the Webster Cliff Trail from Webster summit to Jackson summit (and sometimes even the Webster Branch) is not too popular and not broken out...but it looks like you check out trail condition reports and...

Hi Rick: fellow hikers might be waiting til later in the week to reply, given some snow coming tonite/tomorrow and sometime Saturday...which trails would you be taking to those peaks you are interested in?

Ha Tom maybe he forgot the word "no??!!"

I believe there is some more information on this site if you search including a GPS track..hopefully the snowshoe track will be back in service sometime in the near future, after this big snow event going on...we had a snowshoe trench, though windblown snow in spots, to follow on 1-22-15, that...

almost like Playoffs?? I mean we talking about playoffs?? not the game. are we talking about playoffs?? Playoffs??? (apologies to Jim Mora Saints Coach)..!

Four seasons motel is a spot where many hikers/skiers stay...Twin View, Johnsons, Patio, Carroll Motel and Cottages...check websites of course to see what you might be interested in...

Good luck on your winter peak list Cumulus!

Ferncroft parking: only one plow pass from road to end of parking lot, had to jump snowbank to parking...2 smaller vehicles did park ok and one got out as I was returning..road to last residence also plowed so easy walk to there and back out.. Trails: Dicey's Mill, East Loop, Walden Trail: down...

Snowing pretty good up here in Berlin...would say at least 4 inches and still going strong...

Avalon in Crawford Notch, and if feeling good, continue up to Field and come back via Willey Range Trail to AZ Trail and tag Tom on the way out....

Congratulations, and really enjoyed all your trip reports, really brought a lot of info on all those "obscure" trails!! The Southside was a good pick, it has a great view!!

all 911 calls need to be checked out, cause if not, and they froze, who's at fault then...

Mt. Moriah via Carter Moriah/Stony Brook trails or vice versa...if you are staying up north that would be very close to your trailhead for the next day and mileage right on...car spot helps on this on though

that option 3 is pretty good...wildcat a has a great view down into carter notch etc., and as stated do not pass up Mt. Hight if good weather...sun angle good for you (if any sun around this time of year!) as when you get up high first day (wildcat A) sun will be highlighting to your east...

Been checking some trail descriptions on trails that have some ladders..Madison Gulf and Kenduskeag (from Shelburne Trail side) have small ladders not mentioned...Speck Pond Trail has one that is mentioned in the WMG...Peabody Brook Trail...

parking: Mousley Brook Road parking lot has room for half dozen or more...Quinttown and Mousley Brook Rds in good shape... Daniel Doan Trail well marked by DOC sign, easy directions from WMG...ACTIVE LOGGING on the right side of the trail, couple skid roads cross after the log yard, just stay...