"it likely was the unseasonable rain that brewed on the day her group of four secured a rare permit to ascend the enormous, smooth granite dome, the park's iconic feature. They were among a group of about 20 hikers who were braving the trip to the summit despite the wet conditions, slippery...
http://www.adn.com/2011/07/24/1983379/grizzly-sow-attacks-group-of-seven.html
well so much for the 'Experts'...maybe those 7 could've brought the book and thrown it at the bear.
Just stay flexible with your plans, I got a permit at 4:20 in the afternoon, only requirement I had to start hiking that day, and make it to a legal campsite.
Give yourself a window of a few days and you should be fine.
The only way to eliminate these frivolous lawsuits is making the loser pay all legal costs of the defendant. The plaintiff has nothing to lose except the 33% the lawyer gets if they win.
What about if I buy wood in Acadia, bring unused wood home (quarantined of course) and then bring it back to Lake Umbagog. Is that legal even though I transported it through NH and MA?
Also is Cumberland Farms wood CERTIFIED bug free?