dr_wu002
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FR 85 has no snow on it and is quite dry. Same for the Sawyer River Trail although the crossing (surprise!) of Swift River will prevent dryness...
-Dr. Wu
-Dr. Wu
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Snow-Free Trails 2010
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Mount Stanton Trail up to last Crippie free of snow today.
Ditto unnamed trail on Mt Prospect in Holderness.
Trip reports for both on Hiking in New Hampshire and Switzerland, my brand new blog.
Ditto unnamed trail on Mt Prospect in Holderness.
Trip reports for both on Hiking in New Hampshire and Switzerland, my brand new blog.
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TDawg
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The south-facing Brunel Trail up 3371' Mt. Tremont, bushwhack to Sawyer Pond, Sawyer Pond Tr., and forest roads in the vicinity are all snow free.
Fisher Mtn. in Thornton, snow free.
Fisher Mtn. in Thornton, snow free.
carla
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Mt Martha/Cherry Mtn trails
Ok, there are some patches of snow up at the top, heading down to Cherry Mtn Rd, but I bet after the rain on Tues (when I hiked up there), it's all gone....
No special boots or anything needed though. And the patches of snow allow for excellent moose footprint viewing!
--Carla
Ok, there are some patches of snow up at the top, heading down to Cherry Mtn Rd, but I bet after the rain on Tues (when I hiked up there), it's all gone....
No special boots or anything needed though. And the patches of snow allow for excellent moose footprint viewing!
--Carla
TrishandAlex
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Mt Tripyramid Trail to South Tripyramid
South slide free of snow. There are two tiny patches of snow between the slide and the actual summit.
South slide free of snow. There are two tiny patches of snow between the slide and the actual summit.
una_dogger
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As of Saturday May 15 the route is snow free with the exception of a few patches of deteriorating monorail along the ridge between the two summits.
Barkingcat
Active member
Bondcliff Trail south of Bondcliff is snow-free...
...and, for that matter, only has an occasional patch of mud.
The trail is much drier this year at this time of year than it was last year, when there was still a few hundred feet of monorail just below the summit.
...and, for that matter, only has an occasional patch of mud.
The trail is much drier this year at this time of year than it was last year, when there was still a few hundred feet of monorail just below the summit.
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