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I'm glad it got the wheels turning for you! I did an out and back on the middle section of Rocky Branch Trail yesterday, and while taking a break near the junction with Isolation East, thought about how few Isolation peakbaggers ever considered what I'd just come up, as I didn't see a soul on my...

Haven't done it myself, but can't see a reason not to. As the saying goes, you won't know until you go. That ~1 mile (and 1300') could be good, could be bad. Look at the data available to you (LIDAR, topo maps, aerial photography), and if it still looks easy, do it. Hell, even if it looks less...

Here's a map for you.

Day 13: Thornton Gore Road campsite to Jeffers Brook Shelter 30.2 miles, 2883' gain Thornton Gore Road, Route 175, Cross Road, Route 3, Mirror Lake Road, Hubbard Brook Road, Hubbard Brook Trail, Route 118, Old Glencliff Road, ATV/snomo trail, Route 25, High Street, Long Pond Road, Town Line...

Day 7: Hermit Lake to Norcross Pond 19.3 miles, 5416' gain Tuckerman Ravine Trail, Lawn Cut-off, Davis Path, Route 302, Notchland Inn trails, Nancy Pond Trail The morning dawned gray and foggy in the bowl, and I climbed by headlamp for a bit, then was enveloped in the mist on the headwall...

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I don't know. I'd think that any new finishers, would get the new version of the patch and certificate, whenever those will be forthcoming. As far as replacing patches/certificates of past finishers, hard to say. I know I personally have two certificates, and am proud of what I accomplished, no...

As the admin of the White Mountains Red-lining Facebook group, I had a discussion thread up about this very topic for a few days, before shutting it down. Here is a link to the thread, publicly viewable. It will become private the afternoon of March 5, so peruse while you can. I've decided to...

Here are the two things that have worked for me: 1.) Leukotape It's a god-send for those of us who are blister prone, and while it may not prevent all discomfort, it should prevent blistering. Definitely apply it to problem areas before heading out for a hike, preferably on clean and dry skin...

Finished on Mansfield this past October with my buddy Mike. I don't think I could have made the finish any more epic if I tried... reaching the summit ~200 miles into a northbound Long Trail thru-hike. Wouldn't change a thing! :D

Thanks everyone, it was a most excellent journey. I look forward to many more miles of hiking in my favorite places, without "needing" anything, other than the hike. ;)

I think we'll see the same thing as we did with Dry River Trail last year. Believe me, I'm itching to get that section too!

Did the loop clockwise last Thursday-Saturday (6/11-6/13), from the southern trailhead. Found the west side to be in excellent shape, well blazed with signs of recent trail-work in evidence. Stayed the first night at Bull Brook, and found ourselves inundated by black flies. All the tentsites on...

Excellent stuff, congratulations Sue! :D

Skis and splitboards are allowed! :D

This is good news... looks like I know what I'm doing next week! :rolleyes::D

So, both Mike (NH Tramper) and myself, have just Isolation left to finish our respective Winter 48 lists, and I'm wondering if the route up from 16 is skiable? Of the two times I've done Isolation, one was an out and back from Glen Boulder, and the other was a traverse up Davis from 302, exiting...

Should have checked before I left the house, but found out the hard way that Evans Notch Road (ME 113) is closed, as of 11/12.

I use Mountain-Forecast frequently. I've found their forecasts to be pretty spot on, agreeing with not only the MWOBS, but the NWS point forecasts. The only issue I have, is that many lesser peaks in the Whites aren't in their database (yet), though with a little extrapolation with data from...

There's no reason that I can think of, that you wouldn't want to stay at Nesowadnehunk. I've stayed in the park three times, all there, and enjoyed the quiet immensely. I can't speak for the other campgrounds, but Nesowadnehunk is awesome. Plus, I like typing it, and saying it... Nesowadnehunk. :)