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Mid June in Rangeley, you can count on copious bugs. Mostly black flies but some deerflies, skeeters, and no-see-ums will probably be out by then. I was up there on Memorial Day weekend and the black flies were starting to get going a little. Count on bugs and hope for windy weather.

I will always think of it as Crispo Peak. Named after the guy who gave me the list and caused years of misspent adulthood.

I have analyzed the situation based on reading the posts on this thread. My conclusion is that the operators of the Highland Center decided that giving out free stuff to hikers is not a good business model.

At least you bagged the peak, which is the most important thing. I own a trekking pole that is on the Beaudry Road somewhere near Salmon and Kent Mountains (Last Fall) . I also own an altimeter watch that is on the ground somewhere near the top of Mount Deception (Summer 2004). And I have a...

Is there any talk of the Blackhead Range Traverse? If so I'm interested. I'm fairly low maintenance in a group and I have a car (I might have to clean it out a little). Edit: Clarification: This weekend (Jan 24 or 25)

I'm Busted

Stowe Pinnacle is a high bang for the buck hike near Stowe. It's a popular trail that goes to a prominent rock outcrop on the Worcester Range. It's only about 3 miles round trip so it may not qualify as a 1/2 day hike depending on your capability. It's listed in the Day Hikers Guide to Vermont.

Hi Tom. It was good to meet you guys. Thanks for validating my whining about the overhanging trees. It really was a beautiful day out there. Lots of fluffy snow and "thermal management" was not a big problem. (Not much thermal to manage)

I PMed you with my plans and disclaimers.

FWIW (INWM) I'm going to hike in the Catskills Saturday the 17th and Sunday the 18th. I'm not sure what I'm going to hike yet, I'm pretty far behind on my Catskill peakbagging so I am open to anything.

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As do the citizens of Kokadjo!

I was up there last weekend (14,15) on other business, but I know that they were saying all trails were open except the Saddle Trail. There was no snow on the Travelers or The Owl (3700 feet max). From the Travelers you could see fairly large snow patches remaining on Katahdin. Edit: I should...

Just checking in to let everyone know that I have no opinion on this issue. I visit often but I don't live there. I think the locals can do a fine job of handling the issue as they see fit. I don't think it is any of my business.

I'm in. However, don't think that I have backed off my stance that "It's all about me"

It's almost always plowed

First they wanted to remove a couple of trails. Then they wanted to remove some roads. And now the whole world is coming to an end! This has truly been an apocalyptic thread! I think I'll start taking heroin.

I'm looking to do some Maine 3K's. I also hope to scare myself on a few Colorado 14er's.

Congratulations LL, I hope you get up to BSP for the 115 if you haven't made it yet.

I can't tell you how disappointed I am to hear that Pin-Pin didn't wear snowshoes for the whole hike. I hope you didn't put a bunch of holes on the tableland! :rolleyes: :D :p :) ;) But seriously folks, nice report and congratulations.