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A good thread discussing this topic: http://www.vftt.org/forums/showthread.php?t=27735

Yeah, but who wants to sleep like this?

Probably looks something like this: (taken mid-January 2008).

A good read This "guide" to climbing Denali discusses training for high elevations etc... and definitely worth a few laughs. Punters Guide to Succeeding (or not) on Denali’s West Buttress Enjoy!

MSR sent me a new pair of Denali Ascents when the plastic decking cracked.

If it's not too late, you could call 'The Seasons' - they have condos with separate rooms and common areas and fireplaces... AND a huge whirlpool and really warm indoor pool. http://www.seasonsnh.com/lodging.html

I think I have a movie version of that book in my Netflix Que: As far as my feet will carry me.

Hey man, My wife and I and our 2 dogs live in South Portland. We'd like to say that we get out often, but more often than not - it's not often enough. We love winter hiking so give me a shout if you're looking for some folks to hike with.

I tried ordering through the website but it timed-out waiting for the "Go to step 3" page. So... I called in and got one of the least personable, all-business phone reps ever. But... I was able to use a coupon code I found by a Google search - sh908 - $5.00 off shipping - and got a pair. I've...

Hi all, Not sure if this sort of posting is generally accepted on here, but here goes: A friend of mine works for The Center for Whole Communities in Fayston, Vermont which is in the Mad River Valley. They are currently seeking a highly motivated individual to be their Director of Development...

Got it - thanks!

Missed it It's 29.99 now :mad: oh well!

You can always check trail conditions here in addition to Views: http://www.newenglandtrailconditions.com/

Love the submerged moose shot.

Many Trip Reports here: http://www.newenglandtrailconditions.com - just switch the pull-down to "Trail" and enter "Stony Brook".

So I went and hiked this trail today - it is significantly easier when traveling from north to south - but I definitely wouldn't recommend it to for group of inexperienced kids. The trail is COVERED in beech leaves in many places, making it difficult to decide where to step... and coming down or...

Thanks for the heads up - which map(s) show the new wilderness boundaries? Also - if we were to split up into two groups based on hiking speed, we'd be all set, right?

Any thoughts on the above group doing the Basin Trail connecting Cold River and Wild River Campgrounds respectively? Edit: I'm aware of what the map looks like, but was wondering exactly how steep/difficult the section north of Hermit Falls is - thanks in advance!

Hi, So I'm planning a men and boys type adventure for mid-August and am hoping y'all might have some good suggestions. There will likely be 10-15 people including kids on this trip. The kids will range from ages 5-10. Here's my ideal weekend: Friday night: Leave Portland around 5ish and drive...

A few croci near our house: