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nice job daddy!

Thanks Dan and happy trails.

Looks like you won't forget about that for a while:D

It would have fun to run into you all on the trail. Thor seems awesome! That drive back was really tough. I finally had to take a nap at Hooksett.

Here it is...could not see it till we got close. Wacking conditions are good. Hard crust under 10 inches of fresh stuff on top of the ridge. Unconsolidated snow lower down.

Wow. Sixty one times!

Might want to check out Mountain Laurel Designs.

Excellent! While I wish the bridges were still there , I walked in there last weekend and could see the horse and sled tracks. It was like going back in time. Thanks for saving the apple tree and being aware of history.

I hope he makes it down to 14.2.

Good luck Lonnie. What he is doing is so hard. Most people have no idea.

No, I like slides but that one seems too unstable from the reports I have read.

Thanks Guys. I am thinking about a trip up Whitewall and maybe some other peaks in the "Lincoln Woods Scenic Area" in a couple of weeks. I saw the FR and was curious.

Thanks, I see that that is in the current WMG as a snowmachine trail.

Anybody know anything about this Fire Road? It used to start off of the Zealand TH. It had two arms, A and B that made a loop crossing the A-Z trail.

He made 7800' and put in a cache at 8300' i believe.

Thanks for the story. Your dad did a good job with you. I hope he is smiling somewhere.

I have wanted to do a Lincoln Woods/302 super wack for years. I'd bring a bivy and camp somewhere, just cause I like camping in unusual spots...

NH was a hiking machine back in those days

major pucker factor

Big step up from mostly hiking with my four year old. Super cool friends, it was a blast!