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After much deliberation I selected 30 " Atlas 12 for my new shoes. I already experienced this "thin track syndrome" while wearing Ashley's narrow Atlas 1030's and had to ditch the shoes and bareboot.I hope this won't be widespread problem, the 12's are pretty wide.

No power in the whole area! Strafford,Northwood,Lee,Epping lights out, may be awhile.Madriver said it best, time for a trip to the liqour store.

It is but Cannon is a locals mountain.No slopeside ammenities means it will never be a huge tourist draw the like Loon.

No Good The best part of skiing Cannon is having the ability to take a beautiful 5 minute hike and then enjoy some unique terrain with a backcountry feel.Running lifts and ,god forbid grooming, would destroy the Mittersill experience.

Are there any any pit toilets in the area?Long live the legend.........

What a great day to be out.Did a Hale Zealand Twins loop and had a blast in the snow on Monday.With the dropping temps and snow it felt like we were witnessing the arrival of winter to the mountains.Near blizzard conditions driving out rt 3 and through the notch.

Winter is here! Yesterday we encountered snow, up to 2 inches. Although it was a hike I realized I'll probably have to wait until a good base and packed trails until I can resume running 4 k peaks. Is winter trail running an option?Snowshoes?Microspikes? Bare boot?Any input would be appreciated.

I'm sure that would have saved time, but I'm really a novice whacker and would hesitate to embark on a whack by myself. I need to go out with some more experienced hikers to really gain confidence in that area.

That is definitely a possiblility, depends on whether I have Glen with me or not.

The conditions in the Whites are probably gonna prevent much running now so I'll probably stick to local stuff like Blue Job and the Belknaps. I'm trying to cook up a good 18 + mile hike for Monday or Tuesday. If your available I'll send you the details.

I'm all for the idea of an annual event , but I'd be more inclined for a Presi traverse!

Congratulations Russ. I wish more people had the sense of perspective that you do.

Great report and pics Tim.Glad to see that you are well on your way to 115!

Well today was the day I've been waitng for to finally do Owl's head. Cloudy with a chance of showers.After last weeks run I felt confident I could run most of the flats. I must say this was a rather unpleasant ordeal. I am usually the most joyous hiker, thrilled to be alive and in the...

2 weeks ago both my dogs received a faceful of quills.Vet bill $440.That hurt me more than them.

I can't make the 15th, but I am really interested in longer trips in the area.How many miles to hike the rim?

I have been working on conditioning for trail running for a couple of months now and Monday looked like a good weather day and since I spent Sunday carb loading I figured I'd try to run my first 4 k peaks.I picked Whiteface and Passaconway because I knew there would be lots of good runnin in...

Sounds like a great trip despite the rain.I had to bail on a Mahoosuc backpack earlier this year and I'm dying to get up there.

The south ridge trail to south mtn is also a great hike.

The original plan was for me to meet Una Dogger at Crawford notch at 7:00 and do a Southern Presi tarverse.I was up and left early and decided to go up 93 to get to the notch,usually I would just go up 16 but for some reason I felt like going up 93. Turned out to be a very fortunate decision.As...