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Maybe I shouldn't say it out loud here, but Adams Slide tr. is in a better shape than some non-closed trails in the ADK ;) I wish you to find a better route up to alpine garden than us after the veil cascade :eek: I guess you have read about the lost trail from Smugglers's notch (destroyed by...

I'm surprised not to find here a thread about the USFS Road Study, did I miss it ? (The study ends April, 30).

I remember reading on Steve Smith blog that the road was permanently closed.

Hikers Paradise doesn't have a very good hygiene reputation... Last winter we were looking for a cheap place to stay and we finally camped a few times at Barnes fields (for coffee, I suggest Starbuck VIA ;)). It is even cheaper than Hancock and more accessible than 4th Iron (walk-in).

The rollins trail is the one in this area that becomes an ice rink.

Any chance Abol would be opened for winter use ?

My last reply certainly should have been more polite, I'm sorry about it, but now this thread has already derailed enough. If I have a specific question I'll create another one.

We just followed the ridge and it was not a very tough bushwack, but I guess it always depend on what you standard is ;)

Don't miss the rubble slide, great views from there and it's not too loose. Our route was to come down from Carrigain and then we mostly followed the herdpath down (which led us to the slide). If you know where to look, all NEHH now have more or less easy to follow herdpaths (including the...

Last year in march, we got a short section of NEI2 (kinda similar to Willey's and Shoestring) ice at the base of the gully then it was all snow that appeared to be well consolidated. We were lucky enough to follow some tracks all over from the shortline to the boulder field which is kinda a pain...

My advice in the Catskills is "bring a bike" (or a second car of course) if you plan to do any day-long hike. WHP can then be added to BH-BD-TC, you can do the Western and Eastern Devil's path as two day hikes. Another good one is Basalm-Eagle-Big indian-Fir. Two other good hikes that don't need...

I think I should understand I'm wasting my time here.

@Raymond, in case your not mocking me, I meant Private Property. Like the Penobscot territory or the Wind farms or others I may not be aware of. Yeah, I've read the signs on some of these roads (I've done the NEHH and a few 3k already), so I'm looking for more specific info/report about them...

Hi, We'll try to bag some 3k this fall in "western" ME, if anyone has recent info on the logging roads status it would be much appreciated (specially since we don't have a high-clearance car). BTW, I'm also interested in possible PP issues we may encounter. FYI, we were able to drive the...

Other than M. Moriah, any particuliar peak in mind ?

Yard and Table Top Middle/East, but not Little Haystack. Nye is the worst above 4000'.

Congratulations. We saw your entry in W. Magalloway a couple weeks ago ;)

That's exacly what I told myself to move on :D If someone has some spare time for removing canisters, I would suggest the fake ones near Whaleback, South, Scar ridge, East and Huntington, East ;)

Saturday we did a loop over Mount Paugus and Wonalancet Hedgehog (Old paugus trail / Old mast rd.) and after long cold minutes messing around the summit we were unable to find the canister, someone got to it recently ?

Doug/Sierra, I'm curious what is your plan/gear for an unplanned below 0F night in the woods ?