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Gilford public library sells them for a few bucks. They have a book of maps you can look thru and pick those you want to purchase. Not the best quality, but I believe they are all there is.

Bummer! I love their stuff!:(

I struggle with this, since I am not into going to a gym, or using our rowing machine, that my husband loves. (too boring for me). I always find time a struggle to fit exercise in, but now that I am of the age that everything you put in your mouth goes to my waist, I need to MAKE the time. I...

That was a good article. Sounds like a place worth checking out!! Neat historical picture if gives. Thans for posting that!!

I'm thankful for all those people on the internet that post about trails that are out there that I didn't even know existed, whether it be a blog, website or forum! The numerous resources that are out there have helped me discover hikes in the area I live in. It has made for a very successful...

I think energy drinks taste gross, but then again I don't even like soda. However I became heavily dependent on Mean Bean Vanilla and am two weeks sober from them. It is an expensive habit to say the least and fattening! I tried the 5 hour shot thing once and thought it tasted like cough syrup...

My husband goes on the tuesday night group rides out of plymouth and has a ritual of washing his truck and bike before the ride. Ya think he has OCD?

Another thought to this, I'm not sure I could trust my own ranking, I may under or over estimate my own abilities and someone who knows me and hikes with me may feel my choice is incorrect!! Plus I just hike for the fun of it. Plus, what I may be capable of in the beginning of the season may...

Congrats and it is great to hear your comeback was a success! I can so relate to your story! Having a friend along I'm sure made all the difference. I'm sure it felt great to have overcome your psychological barrier!

The other part that stinks about my dog not being able to hike is I sometimes hike solo and after having hiked a great deal solo with a dog for years it was like a built in safety protection (more psychological than real probably). So, having hiked solo since having not had a dog and then having...

We are completely off the grid, have no poles coming to the house. (We live a mile up a mtn on a class VI road). We have a compost toilet and propane to heat our stove and provide some heat to the kitchen and bathroom. We also have a woodstove and fireplace, dug we'll and cell phone, and 2...

I hadn't thought of that, but he does have an old injury from getting hit by a bus when he was with his previous owner (I found him on Craigslist). He only limps on it when he jumps too much from playing fetch with the ball, but that likely also impacted his hiking capabilities.

I ran into quite a few this weekend while out mtn biking and hiking! Where that orange!

Not sure if this in the right spot to post this, but since it was mentioned that a dog thread may be appropriate, it brought to mind this thought. I've always had dogs that were hikers and 2 years ago I got a very large (120lb) Pyrennese/Golden Retriever who simply doesn't like to hike. I was...

Beautiful pics, the Wind River Range is pretty Spectacular. Been there once, but only for a day in a whirlwind tour- would love to get back there someday!!

OH NO! Sounds like another Irene! My friend Irene changed her name to Grace after the last storm :eek: Looks to be a long week.

I agree with what Billy said, which supports what I said, it is like comparing apples to oranges, whether it is rock climbing, or hiking, they simply can't be compared. This does seem like a bit of a ridiculous topic and it does appear that you are trying to stir controversy. Of course there are...

Can you really compare man vs. woman? That seems like comparing apples to oranges, given the physical make up of man and woman are different.

Great story. I had something similar happen to me this past week. I unknowingly dropped my cell phone in the office complex parking lot where I work. I had gone home sick and it must have fallen out of my pocket. A lawyer next door to the office I work in found it and went through quite a bit...

I can relate to this being a land owner- I've had to at times block off my property with no-trespassing signs, due to ATV's/4WD trucks causing significant damage to some muddy areas behind my house that is used as a snowmobile trail in the winter. The snowmobile club finally erected gates and...