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More like Katahdin, less like Mt Washington.

the rest of the story: http://www.wabi.tv/news/5807/warden-service-says-no-search the rest of the rest of the story at link

Stage 6: "Free backpack!!" :D

Well this drama was over quickly... http://www.timesleader.com/news/ap?articleID=2160997

http://www.bangordailynews.com/detail/105460.html

Fine pics of a fine place Now... shhhhhhhh!!! :D

Congrats, thanks for the TR and pics!

Put them in cities. Roof tops, the median strip of highways, Portland's Eastern Promanade, Boston's Esplanade, bridges, waterfronts, and on the grounds of every state capitol. Put them in the backyards of the end user.

Right down the middle of a trail? Weathered ski tracks. Weathering does funny things to tracks.

The Union Leader has the pic from VFTT. MSNBC has picked up the story too, so Keith Olbermann will probably soon name the moose 'worst person in the woods'...

The most dangerous critter in our woods. Thanks for the post, Rocket.

Thanks, everyone! That last link made me dizzy, though... :D

And "Hunts Peak" too, named no doubt after the famous ketchup inventor. http://www.mountainzone.com/mountains/highest-peaks.asp?s=ME Can someone point me to a list that doesn't just make stuff up?

Recruit a Mainer to be at BSP HQ the morning marking four months ahead of the day you want your stay to start and you're in like Flynn! :D

When those spots remain unused they go up for grabs to anyone: more at: http://www.baxterstateparkauthority.com/camping/index.html With visitor numbers trending down, the 14 day call in rule almost always gets me a spot when I need an extra trip.

That'd be March 13th, so stick something in the mail a few days earlier.

Did someone say Baxter? I make 6 or 7 trips to Baxter each season climbing and hiking, and writing for the ALDHA Companion. Some quick thoughts: Check out http://www.baxterstateparkauthority.com/index.html to learn about reservations, see campground maps, read rules, and find out about the...

Class 4 Days at Katahdin are here again, 30-40 AT hikers waiting in Millinocket and at Abol Bridge to climb.

Thanks! Great pics and report!

Take the tote road around. Stop at Stump Pond or walk the AT into Tracy and Elbow Ponds for a quick moose check. Drive down the Daicey Pond CG road (watch for moose at the swamp) and check out the classic view of Katahdin from the library - and take a dip off the dock or rent a canoe. Head down...