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Very easy to follow except at a couple of water crossings but a quick survey will show you the way. Much more enjoyable than Iso East which was by far the worst part of a 22 mile day!

To start, thanks again to those who responded. I used your info as well as others to look at dates to make decisions on crossings. Now that we have done all of these crossings I'll provide some data for others making decisions on when to cross. Of course, this data is only a snapshot and your...

Hi All, Thank you for all the information. We are currently continuing to monitor all these locations. Our current July pattern of thunderstorms every other day makes the level predictions a bit trickier. We were able to take some dates that folks made the Dry River and Rocky Branch crossing(s)...

That is the one, and we will do the one below at the Mt. Clinton, Dry River Tr on the way out. Thanks

We are looking for information on a few specific crossings of rivers. Any information on your crossings at these trail points in regards to depth of water and discharge rate as well as possible rock crossings would be helpful. 1. Dry River, (two crossing locations) A. Dry River Trail to Dry...

Found a pack rain cover on the Dry River Trail (High end above Lake of the Clouds). If you lost one contact me.

Timing is everything! We did it in early July before all this rain and it was GREAT! Few bugs, even fewer people and great trail conditions. There is the washout from the hurricane(s) but was still easy to follow. Trail runners without a bit of water or mud on them. Saying this I saw enough...

Received this information from the trail maintainer today. I am one of the trail maintainers at Oak Hill. As I understand it, the situation is that the land around the summit of Oak Hill is privately owned, and the land owners would like there to be just one trail to the summit (the trail under...

Went over to Oak Hill in Concord (fire tower if you are doing that list) for a quick morning hike on a local trail. We went up Tower Trail to the fire tower and then came down the "loop" trail that comes off the top on the North side to connect back down to Tower Trail. The trail had a number...

I have the Fenix 2 and have not had the issues you describe. My only issue is that the mileage recorded during a hike tends to be 15-18% higher than actual mileage. When I download the tracks on the computer it comes out right. This inaccuracy limits it's ability to be used to find spots that...

As thebigmo13 stated "I'm certainly no travel expert", but one tip that paid off big time was given to us by our very well traveled friends. Pack everything for at least one day of your vacation in your carry on (ours was our 33l backpacks). Because of thunder storms we just barely caught our...

Found a GPS at the above location. If you can describe I can get it back to you. Krobi krobichaud61 at comcast dot net

The trail to South Percy was signed, and showed no signs of closure today.

As always an awesome job. Congratulations!

It was open two Mondays ago when I hiked Pierce and Eisenhower. Came down Edmands and then the road. Would have spotted a bike if I had known it was open.

Here's a link to their video. Chaos on the Cohos Trail: A Winter Thru Hike. They sure looked like they had fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47YwNozdnFk

This is dated 2014 and I could not find an updated list. Only place I see south of Plymouth is REI in Reading MA. Not sure if the new rest areas in Hooksett might have something. https://fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5362883.pdf

Single day I believe is 310 to do Jay's from Canterbury NH. That weekend (Columbus Day Weekend) we finished the NE 100 Highest by doing Jays (310), home then down to Stratton (260), home and then on Monday up to do East Sleeper (163) for a total of 733 for the weekend.

Karen and I completed all the Belknap Trails to become Belknap Range Redliners. We also finished the New Hampshire Fire Towers list.

Looks like the "hike" to the bridge took place. http://nhpr.org/post/white-mountain-national-forest-does-bridge-belong-wilderness