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I would like to add Sandwich Mt. And the Crawford Path up to the junction with the Webster Cliff trail to the list of trails needing an adopter

Please note that the lot referenced in this thread does not require a parking pass. Please go to the WMNF website to see where passes are required.

Waterville Nordic does have size 13. However, they are SNS Pilot bindings and are not back country. I think you would find similar, either SNS or NNN, but not back country at most Nordic Centers

This is my annual appeal looking for trail adopters for the Pemi District in the WMNF. The trails listed below are orphaned and would love to be adopted Trail Name Length 3 Ponds 2.6 Donkey Hill Cutoff 1.0 Guinea Pond 2.2 Lincoln Woods 3.0 Lincoln Woods Int 0.3 Mt...

I am putting out my annual appeal for trail adopters for the Pemi District. Listed below are trails that need adopting: Needing Adopter Trail Name Length 3 Ponds 4.6 Eastside 5.1 Guinea Pond 2.2 Lincoln Woods 3.0 Lincoln Woods Int 0.3 Livermore Rd 4.0...

There were no motorized vehicles beyond the Franconia Brook Bridge. Horses were used to bring all of the remaining pieces of the Black Brook bridge from the bridge site to the wilderness boundary. The Forest Service plans to move the debris across the bridge this winter for motorized transport...

Mt. Tripyramid loop Add Mt. Tripyramid loop to the list needing adopting. It can be taken in total or just a part of it

Ossipees are snow free All of the Ossipees are snow free ex pet for a few small patches. Some of the trails are still quite muddy however.

Old Skidder Trail Mad River, you are correct

I am putting out my annual appeal for trail adopters in the Pemi District of the Forest. Below is a list of those trails needing adoption: Trail Name Length 3 Ponds 4.6 Cobble Hill 3.5 Eastside 5.1 Guinea Pond 2.2 Lincoln Woods 3.0 Lincoln Woods Int...

The trail actually did not open on the 18th. It opened today. Steve Smith was out there computing the mileage for the new guide as both ends were being opened up. The old segment has now been blocked off. There will be more work done to smooth out a few of the rougher segments, but as one...

This was not a mostly volunteer effort. It was done by the Pemi District trail crew

Trails still needing adopting Per request here is the small list of trail on the Pemi Still needing adopting 3 Ponds 4.6 Around the Lake 0.8 Carrigain Notch 3.4 Donkey Hill Cut Off 1.0 Eastside 5.1 Guinea Pond 2.2 Hancock Notch 2.4...

Carol, thanks for your interest in trail adopting. The job of the adopter is, in priority order, to 1. clean water bars, 2. clear blow downs, 3. brush out the trail and 4. blaze the trail. The brushing and blazing functions are done on an as required basis while they other two are done every...

I am putting out my annual appeal for new White Mountain trail adopters. The Pemi Ranger District has been successful in more than doubling the number of adopters over the last several years. However, we still have almost 90 miles of Orphaned trails. Trail adopting need not be a huge...

Date of Hike: 12/15 Trail Conditions. Bare ground at the bottom. Several inches of hard crust up high. Much water ice on the trail. Second brook crossing quite dicey. I avoided it by following a herd path over to the ski area and then rejoining the trail where it nears the ski area after...

During the last week in June, the Forest Service rerouted the trail around Norcross pond to avoid the underwater sections. There has also been extensive work to replace the bog bridging by Nancy pond.

If anyone is interesting in adopting one of the following trails please contact me. I am the volunteer adopter coordinator for the Pemi Ranger District in the WMNF. I can provide further details to anyone who is interested. 3 Ponds Ammonoosuc Ravine...

Numerous blowdowns on Crawford Path and a few on Webster Jackson. Most are now gone. Trail reroutes brushed in where necessary. All trails broken out, but snowshoes useful between the peaks. Both summits quite icy making some kind of traction aid helpful. Giff, Sarah and Mike

The road is open. If you access the National Forest website you can get information on the status of all roads