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The Catamount Trail 300 mile ski trail from the Massachusetts border to the Canadian border. Offers fantastic backcountry skiing in Vermont. Check it out. http://www.catamounttrail.org

The thing I hate about snowshoes is trying to figure out a way to strap the suckers on the pack so they're not in the way. Meaning I don't have to unstrap them to get into my pack. I usually leave the snowshoes in the car just so I don't have to deal with them. Wouldn't be cool to have a...

Interesting, How long have you been married?

Snapped a photo of a fishercat this spring near Mt Washington

I'll toss in one of my top favorite New England authors to the list, Howard Frank Mosher.

Michelle - Thanks for the info and Link. Going to check out the Newbury trail, maybe this weekend. thanks again ~ Dave

Docross Sunday I had hike up to Mt Sunapee via Lake Solitude. On the way I passed a trail junction which show a side trial to Newbury. Would you know were and how to get to that trialhead? ~Dave

I believe it will be a New Moon phase on the 2nd of Nov. If that's the case it will surely be dark as the sun sets.

I think we cross paths with you guys on the deck of the Hermit Lake ranger station. We were the ones that had a late start due to our trucks transmission problem. Had a quick conversation about Mt Rainer. After we spoke we made a bee line to the summit and back down loins head. Got back to the...

Seems that all bases have been covered on down jackets. Just adding my two cents about daul duty, around town and on the trail. I found my dear expensive gear last a whole lot longer if I only use it only when hiking/climbing etc. As for around town, no need for expensive high techy clothes...

Dry River Trail Note: the Suspension bridge on the Dry River Trail (appro 3 miles from 302) is condemned. There are lots of camping sites past the bridge along this trail. One other comment: this trail can get real muddy.

For those interested in local history: Little River State Park, on the outter limits of Waterbury, has an extensive network of hiking trails which connect up with the catamont trail system. What's cool about this trail network is that it's goes thru a gost town which was established in the...

For what it's worth: Mad River Glen offers package rentals and lessons. So does Bolton Valley, there xc area has excellent backcountry sections (BV). You can even take a lift to access their XC/Backcoutry trail network. One other iteam for the first time on tele ski, have some advil ready at...

Congratulations to the whole crew. Looking forward to hear more about the climb.

RMI guides set up fixed ropes on the iffy sections of the DC.

Quick, where's the Blue Bag :eek:

kltilton We bump heads Saturday on the top of Kings Ravine. There were three of us (older folks) one of which ran wayyyyyy behind you in the Washington Rd race. I was woundering how the hell you didn't get a chill on the top, just a pair of running shorts and t-shirt. We three put on layers...

Check out the North Face SlipRock, most likely pick one up for a song on ebay.

Dr Wu I feel your pain. PRESCRIPTIONS FOR A RAINING WEEKEND -Late morning breakfast with wife or significant other. -Catch a movie matinee. -Go to a good Irish pub for a pint or two. -Find a club with some live jazz and sip on a scotch.

Both Koflack (degree and artic) are great boots for what you are looking to do. I wanted to get the artic; however, the fit was too narrow for my foot. Same with the degre. Ended up getting the Scarpa Inverno and my feet are super happy. Got to go with the fit, not the reviews.