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Welcome to the Edmunds Path in spring club :(

In Thornton (elev 700') at 7 AM everything covered with a thin layer of snow ... all gone by 10 AM.

My niece wants to eat Chinese food and for various reasons that must be in Lincoln/Woodstock. Though I live in the area I have never eaten at either Chieng Garden or Imperial Palace Restaurant ... is either meaningfully better than the other? Many thanks.

Amazing!!!

Just ask. So many people record tracks and are willing to share them that you are almost guaranteed to get one. How honest it is to use someone else's track on a bushwhack is an issue for others to debate :)

In Thornton at 700' it was a pure rain event.

Another 3-4" last night ... wet heavy stuff.

Definitely and emphatically agree. Transparent maps are a wonderful and apparently not widely known component of the Garmin maps. I suspect that their NH coverage comes basically from the WMNF data, though over the last year or so several hikers have contributed many tracks south of the WMNF...

Spent half an hour tromping in the local woods ... heavy snow that will pack beautifully as soon as two or three pairs of snowshoes have gone over it.

Snow is almost over in Thornton, about 6" of wet heavy stuff.

Check out Steve Smith's post: THE SCAUR & WATERVILLE FLUME: 10/27/14

Hubbard Brook Road (not on the WMNF page, unless it goes by an alternate name) is closed.

Dates in Massachusetts and NY State.

Many yeras ago the NH Chapter of the AMC advertised a "Vice-Presidential Traverse", promoted tongue in cheek as detox for peakbagging addicts. I am pretty sure that the leader was someone I knew, but cannot recall who ... effect of age on memory :(

To answer my question first, it certainly looks like the original route of the trail as described in the first edition of the Southern New Hampshire Trail Guide. I have hiked that trail several times, as when I hike Oak Hill on my Thornton to Brookline commutes I usually do a loop, up the old...

From the AMC Services and Supplies for Thru-Hikers: You obviously do not need to be a thru-hike to use them :)

At 0.6 miles the Skookumchuck Trail crosses a small brook (Jordan Brook, I believe) that can be intimidating during snow melt (I once turned around in the spring, unable to find a suitable crossing). A friend told me that she had seen (and used) a bridge near the trail last spring. A bridge...

Owner of IMS is Rick Wilcox (I chose a more or less random web page about him). Here is a link to his 2015 Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari.

Ask that question a few days before your trip ... you really do not need to start packing this week :)

There is one big problem with the bike path going from Skook trailhead to tramway parking: it drops about 200 feet to pass below I 93 and regains them rather steeply ... most unwelcome after a big hike. At the big Governor Galen parking lot (immediately after the Lafayette Bridge) the bike path...