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I had the day off yesterday and wanted to get a quick hike in. It needed to be someplace close because I had other things to do during the day. We ended up at Pawtuckaway in southern NH. I've been here a bunch of times before, but there was a trail I've yet to traverse called the Woronoco...

Agreed. If not prepared, these can ruin an otherwise great day.

Does anyone know how to get registered there? Is the registration just turned off for good? Thanks in advance

For me, Hiking in mud is fun for about half a mile. Then, it's just wet.. and soggy and slow going. I can wait a little for the mud to recede a bit.

Ha! Maybe she can make enough for the rest of us? :lol:

Hi Greg, I had also request a link, any chance I may make the cut? http://www.HikingNewEngland.com I have a reciprocal link posted already here: http://www.hikingnewengland.com/index.php?s=&code=extras&hne_page=links Let me know your feedback. (pm if you don't want to post) Cheers! :)

2006 Peaks: ----------- Moosilauke Little Haystack Lafayette Lincoln 2006 Trails: ----------- Lincoln woods trail to the suspension bridge Pawtuckaway (local hidden jewel I think) More to come this year! (much more)

This is a great thread. I've not done many overnight trips, but I do long day hikes. As far as food goes, I'm simple. I like the basics like trail mix, peanuts, and granola bars. I usually save a sandwich or something for lunch, but I usually eat lite. :)

It's funny, I drive around with it in my car. Before I had one I saw crazy stuff all the time. Now that I have one ready - nothing. I did however document my trip up the NH coast in a picture story.. lol http://www.hikingnewengland.com/index.php?showtopic=212 I'm going to post a lot of pic...

I did Moosilauke in later winter. There was still snow on the ground, but it was a fairly easy trail. I'd say that would be a good place to head. The only issue I had was the access road was closed when I went so you had to walk an extra 3/4 of mile or so just to get to the trailhead. Quick...

I just got the Canon Powershot A540. I love it.

My Brother in-law and I did the ridge for the first time this fall. Best trail I've done... the scenery was unreal. I posted a bunch of pics and slide show here: http://www.hikingnewengland.com/index.php?showtopic=93&st=0 If you've never done it, get up there. You will NOT regret it. -a

I stayed up long enough to watch the clouds cover the sky ... uhg. Next year

pic - o - me

haha.. I run http://www.hikingnewengland.com I was wondering if there was a place to post links without seeming like I'm spaming the boards. I have people Spam mine sometimes and I know it be a pain.

Is there a place here to suggest other websites? I don't want to spam this board, so if you have any insight that would be awesome. great site! cheers!