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So many.... I'm a Pemi guy, so the view anywhere from Zealand Notch, Zeacliff, Guyot, the outlooks from Shoal Pond looking up at Zealand Notch, or at Carrigain, Ethan Pond, from the dam at norcross pond...the list goes on. Also, the Davis Path coming off Washington towards Boott Spur...it...

Sorry skiguy! I haven't been on views that much lately. Well, I think you got your answer from that storm haha. Basically southern, SE, and E side of the mtns did well, while the other sides were shadowed. Not much upslope after the storm, but we have a couple more inches coming tomorrow...

There is def no easy way up that mountain. It was a great test for my limits, and I'm glad I did it. Butt sliding was eye opening...I can see how you can easily get hurt doing it, but I was very controlled.

I was up on Cannon that day, and I waved to you. :) Great report and pics.

In Crawford Notch-Elephant Rock, Crawford Cliff (short but steep), Bugle Cliff, Mt Willard (3.2 mi rt) Any of the Waterville Valley trails-Big Pines Path, the Kettles, the Scaur, Goodrich Rock ( about 5 miles rt, and my favorite in that area), Timber Camp There are many more, and if you check...

I succeeded on my 5th winter 4K yesterday, which was Cannon Mtn. Let me say, it was NOT easy. The route was the Lonesome Lake trail, with a little side trip to the hut, and then the Around the Lake trail, back to Lonesome Lake trail, to Kinsman Ridge trail up the summit, and down to the tram...

Agreed, AWESOME pics

Lots of great ideas! I am far from an experienced winter hiker, but I have dabbled in the easy, and more difficult treks. Here is what I have learned on the higer peaks. 1) Mt Pierce: My first winter 4K. Crawford Path is nice and usually broken out. Just be careful if there is a blizzard...

According to the forest service site, it is...could it be? Lemme know!

.....and hopefully many more to come!! Last Friday 12/28/12, I took a hike in Hanover and walked home to West Lebanon, not crossing a road till 1/2 mile from my house. Not bad, if you ask me! There isn't a lot to say, but I was kind of rushed because I only had about 2 hours of good daylight...

Whoops, fixed. Thanks. Yeah I'm not really sure about any of that. Actually I'm pertty uninformed by the whole thing. I just know that if I was to get rescued, I would want the rescuers to have good gear. If the costs go to that, then I am all for it. It would be interesting to hear the...

http://www.wmur.com/news/nh-news/Hikers-rescued-in-NH-would-pay-a-fee-under-bill/-/9857858/17796880/-/item/0/-/uh2osn/-/index.html The fee could run somewhere between 350 and 1000 bucks. Honestly, I think it is a good idea, esp if you are being a dumb hiker and aren't prepared. In the...

Looking at the writings, I believe the Mine Mtn highpoint is the peak 1/2 mile (trail distance) from the Wantastiquet viewpoint of Brattleboro. This is the exact description of the view from Mine Mtn, and the only place I could spot Monadnock. I think the entire mass of mtn is prob...

Yup, the ruins are no more than 100 yds in from the parking lot. I think the area is snowshoeable...nothing steeper than tough stuff in the whites. There are a few stiff climbs. The parking lot is quite large, and its along Gulf Rd in Chesterfield. The road is dirt, and a bit narrow in some...

Interesting info here http://peakery.com/pistareen-mountain/

Furthermore, on the Acme map, they call Mine Ledge the side that views Indian Pond...is it that area? Or the nice viewpoint with the steeply slanting rock? Confused....

Yea, me too! Very interesting place, indeed!! And as for the music? I heard stuff in my head. :) Yes, I hit pretty much every little rocky high point along the way, searching for other views. And you are right, its more of an eastern bump for the Mine Ledge. I was confused with all the...

Part two... the northern peak was the highlight of the trip. The views were great, and there was a neat rock outcropping. This is where the timber rattlers supposedly live (or used to live) in NH. Ct River Don't slip!! After playing on Mt "Want" we headed back to Indian Pond, and...

I went on one of the most unique hikes on Friday, 12/7....Mt Wantastiquet in Chesterfield, NH. This is very close to the VT border, in the extreme SW corner of NH. The beginning started in a Society for the protection of NH forests easement called the Madame Antionette Sherri forest. This...