http://www.netrailhead.com Outdoor trailhead to Northern New England (Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont) Fri, 09 May 2008 20:11:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.netrailhead.com/new_hampshire/kancamagus-scenic-byway/#comment-7768 ogg 3595582 Tue, 11 Dec 2007 16:37:09 +0000 http://netrailhead.com/kancamagus-scenic-byway/#comment-7768 I'm rather a 'local' to this area, living only an hour away. I've traveled this road 4 times, each time I discover yet another interesting view. If you are in NH during the late fall, allow several hours to traverse the full route - the scenery of fall foliage draws people from hundreds of miles distance. I’m rather a ‘local’ to this area, living only an hour away. I’ve traveled this road 4 times, each time I discover yet another interesting view. If you are in NH during the late fall, allow several hours to traverse the full route - the scenery of fall foliage draws people from hundreds of miles distance.

]]> http://www.netrailhead.com/new-hampshire/cohos-trail-5-fund-drive/#comment-703 Deni Tue, 03 Apr 2007 20:37:11 +0000 http://netrailhead.com/2007/02/27/cohos-trail-5-fund-drive/#comment-703 It's good to know that enough support was generated to open the trail and expand it! It’s good to know that enough support was generated to open the trail and expand it!

]]> http://www.netrailhead.com/new-hampshire/president-bush-signs-new-england-wilderness-act-of-2006/#comment-7 Peter Smart Tue, 12 Dec 2006 16:33:04 +0000 http://netrailhead.com/2006/12/05/president-bush-signs-new-england-wilderness-act-of-2006/#comment-7 Wilderness means much more than just "no motorized vehicles." It means the land will be forever managed as "wild", and will offer increasingling rare opportunities to visit and experience a landscape "where natural forces prevail." There are also benefits to wildlife, ecology, and scientific research that are not available in more heavily used or "managed" areas. For further info on the Wild River and Sandwich Range wilderness please see www.whywilderness.org Wilderness means much more than just “no motorized vehicles.” It means the land will be forever managed as “wild”, and will offer increasingling rare opportunities to visit and experience a landscape “where natural forces prevail.” There are also benefits to wildlife, ecology, and scientific research that are not available in more heavily used or “managed” areas. For further info on the Wild River and Sandwich Range wilderness please see http://www.whywilderness.org

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