Jesse Young Rd. in Pittsburg, NH...open?

[forestgnome]

Is Jesse Young Rd. in Pittsburg open and drivable? It looks interesting on the map and I'm heading up to the area tomorrow. On the not-always-dependable Delorme Road Atlas, it looks like I can take Shatney Rd. from near Back Lake. True? Thanks for any info.

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[Michelle]

A " Certain Someone " says, "Look here!

 

[dentonfabrics]

The road that I believe to be Jesse Young Rd is unmarked, no signage of any type, not as it runs off Rt 3 anyway. Exploring that area was on my list of things to do but we never got around to it. Wish I could be more helpful. I'd be interested in hearing about it if you end up hiking that area.

There's a pretty well defined path that runs from 2CT Lake (just hike over the dam and it's straight ahead) to a pond in the woods that might be of interest to you.


bob

 

[forestgnome]

Thanks for link, Michelle, and thanks Bob. At the moment I beleive Delorme has gaffed and labelled it wrong; I think what I'm looking at is really Indian Stream Rd., since it runs along that stream. Investigating...

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[forestgnome]

http://www.northcountrychamber.org/IndianStreamCabins/IndianCabins.htm

Ayuh! Indian Stream Rd was once called Jesse Young Rd.

 

[jn316]

Indian Stream Rd

I drove it to the end in July, with no problem. I think there's a sign where it leaves rt. 3. It should be beautiful now, with July's roadside flowers replaced by colorful leaves.

 

[bill bowden]

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[RoySwkr]

A " Certain Someone " says, "Look here!

Does ertain-Cay omeone-Say know where to find the map that shows the gate locations?

 

[David Metsky]

Does ertain-Cay omeone-Say know where to find the map that shows the gate locations?

Just use PosterBoy's name already, please?

 

[swamp]

When I was hiking with He Who Shall Remain Nameless in the Pittsburg area we used a map available at most of the local stores called the Connecticut Lakes Region Road and Trail Guide. It shows many of the forest roads and gate locations.It's published by the Liebl Printing Co. of Colebrook and the publishers phone # is 603-237-8650.

Does ertain-Cay omeone-Say know where to find the map that shows the gate locations?

 

[Papa Bear]

Does ertain-Cay omeone-Say know where to find the map that shows the gate locations?

This link defines the gate locations:

http://www.nhstateparks.org/uploads/CLHWFroadClosures.pdf

And here's a map of all the roads in the project

http://www.nhparks.state.nh.us/library/pdf/4.1_Designated Roads.pdf

 

[forestgnome]

Thanks very much to all responders here! I had to put this off until next weekend, and this info will definately help.

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