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thanks to all for the info, got some stuff done this week...the maps and guidebook makes more sense the more one does!!

TJ did the ranger mention anything about if any work is being done on the Rocky Branch Trail from the shelter down to Jericho Road trailhead?? thanks

Thanks! very useful info and nice ranking sheet Tim, I do believe that is one I did see sometime ago...

Just checking in with the experts from the ADKs...have seen a list of peak view ranking of the 46rs, but can't seem to locate it...what peaks from Adirondack Loj, Garden, and Elk Lake would be an option on a non optimal viewing day?? thanks Lefty E PS just like the Whites, I know there are nice...

Hit up the nice view South Moat summit today...trail was in good shape no blowdowns etc...just wanted to give a heads up as there is active logging going on (but not today)...the trail has been rerouted to the left of the parking lot and is marked with orange flagging and posted signs...once...

Most overdue hikers or reported hiker in need of rescue, is co ordinated by the State Police, Troop F barracks, in Twin Mt. Dispatch center there takes care of contacting F & G after hours...the number is 603-846-3333...Troop F troopers also patrol I 93 down to Ashland, Exit 24...after that...

Trail signs will tell you usually which agency is in charge of that particular trail, and so will the WMG in the trail title..in this case as psmart stated it would be the USFS and off the top of my head think its the Pemi District..so if you knew the adopter you could pass on your concerns, and...

Only saw 2 other hikers on Sugarloaf up in Nash Stream, on a day where one could see easily into ME, VT, and Quebec as well....

Both trails have water crossings, while the Carter Dome Trail second crossing as you ascend could be tricky if really high water...Imp Trail (south branch) crossings are not that big...Chip is right in that usually hikers will do it the way he said...as you come down Imp (south) you come to the...

Parked at Ferncroft with plenty of room on this day.. Trails: Old Mast Rd: wide and easy, little narrower after the Wilderness Boundary, no issues; Lawrence Trail: a few obstacle blowdowns otherwise no issues...appears to be at least 12 switchbacks...couple of small brooks in there which...

For Carr Mt., the map shows the LZ to the east of the summit, while the report says .7 west of the summit...or do I have my directions mixed up??

Or two for $25, that way you can car spot with family/friend.....better yet, become a trail adopter for the FS and check to see if you can get one at no charge....

Numbers 20 convey congratulations for a job well done!

Page 163 of the WMG gives info...says no camping near Black Pond but does not mention Black Brook...in Wilderness of course, no camping within 200 of any trail....

Parking: lots at Oliverian trailhead...3 vehicles (campers who had biked into campsite) when we arrived 0 upon return. Big lot of course... Trails: Oliverian Brook: beaver dam not affecting trail...a few mud pits and blowdowns after Wilderness Boundary and Passaconaway Cutoff; Square Ledge...

Hey that's great smooth road to explore!!

Thanks Tom I figured that just wanted to confirm it...and of course the Shadow is a good mid sized bike, should be able to handle it!!

Hi ADKrs: just wondering what the conditions are on the Elk Lake and Upper Works gravel roads...I want to explore the area and maybe get a hike or two in sometime soon and want to take my Honda Shadow 750 motorcycle...I am able to take the m/c on most of the FRs here in NH...thanks a lot..

Excellent "trail angel" work!! When you do the Speck Pond area you will be on the trails in my region and hope they are in good shape for you...and good work on the AT corridor, as I used to maintain the Mahoosuc from Centennial over to Trident Col so I know how rugged that area is...!!!

thanks Hillwalker...may I inquire what trail you did today??