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When we did A and D for last years Flags on the 48 we used the Wildcat Ridge Trail to the top then used the ski trails down. It took us a lot less time to go down by using the ski trails. I dont think I would want to use them on the way up.

How easy would it be to get the other northern presidentials from Jefferson? I went up this trail once but it was really foggy when we hit the summit so we couldnt see ANY of our surroundings. I also had severe poisen something on my leg which caused me to be severly dehydrated so I really...

My hiking group is thinking about doing this trail on Labor Day and was wondering if anyone has any insight on what to expect. Anyone been up there recently. With gas prices the way they are this may be my only hiking trip this fall so I want to make it good.

Gorge Brook Trail is the way to go. I have done this trail with kids a number of times. They all thought that it was pretty easy.

What book would you be referring too. Is that the North-South Trail book or a book about the trail in Southern NH? Thanks Joel B Miller

I had really hoped to walk from my house in Derry to Portsmouth via this trail. I obviously dont want to get into any kind fo trouble. I then wanted to follow up this hike with one from the border of Mass to the the ocean in RI via the North-South Trail. I am going to walk on it as far as I...

I do know that there is biking and snowmobiling in the winter. Sherpa John do you know where the trail starts?

Hi my friend told me about a trail that runs from Derry NH to Portsmouth NH. It supposedly runs along an old railroad grade and runs near Lake Massabessic. I am guessing around 60 miles long. Any information would be greatly appreciated--even the name of the trail would be great. Thanks

You can put me down for one long and one short as well.

The adkforum for gear swap/selling hasnt had a post in it for over a year. So you can cross that off your list.

But you can hike up the normal trail and come down on the tram. There is really no reason to use the ski trails. Though I think they would be much less steep. You can buy tickets up top or just buy one at the bottom and use it on the way down.

My first hike this season up to the Hancocks we saw two moose on the road. The first one I saw some mud on the road in a rather straight line. As nature abhors uniformity I told the guy driving to slow down as it might be something and sure enough it was a moose trotting down the road. the...

I would have to say Moosilauke. I have climbed it at least once a year since I started hiking. I love the views. I love the trails. I love the climb itself.

So what is the consensus on the way to do the Kinsmans this wet rainy icy weekend?

It looks like I can only do one hike this weekend. My hiking buddy and I are trying to choose between The Kinsmans and Isolation. Which hike would you do? Thanks for your input.

I am assuming that the landowner issue has not been resolved yet? Is that correct?

Its ok we are still going its just later. It is a fund raiser so they can go to Jamaica--hike a thon. It actually gives them time to raise more money and it gives me a rare free weekend to hike one of the 48 I havent done yet.

I postponed it till later in the year when hopefully the snow is gone. My hiking buddy and I are going to go over to do Cabot by ourselves. Thanks for your input!!!

Some one I know set up a trip to hike the Osceolas this weekend with some high school kids. He then backed out and left me to "guide" the trip. Most of these kids have never hiked before never mind on snow--packed or otherwise. I am looking for advice on whether I should take them. I have...