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Around here we also have the Maine Island Trail that has campsites on public and private property. https://mita.org/

It is pretty amazing that land owners allow it, but there are a lot of great partners who are coordinating and maintaining the campsites. We are lucky to have it.

Maybe, but wouldn't the view be better from higher up. Two different planes - one was black and one was yellow. There were plenty of leaf-peepers around. I had a hard time finding a parking spot at the Hooksett rest area on the way up Saturday moring.

The upper Connecticut River isn’t a real wilderness river. It flows past more cow farms and corn fields than wilderness. The campsites are often tucked into the narrow stretch of woods between the river and the farms, but they are usually well maintained with a picnic table, fire ring and privy...

That dark-hulled, radar-equipped, ocean-going, private super yacht is the Chantal Ma Vie. It's a bargain to charter at a mere $250K a week. Some people live in a different world..;. I haven't done any sea kayak camping yet. Harbor Islands are on my list, as is the Maine Island Trail.

More evidence that kayaks carry clowns ;) Yesterday's trip in Boston Harbor. I worked in Boston for 45-years, but this was the first time that I paddled there. Seemed like a place to bring the sea kayak.

I'm not sure that it is any great loss. L.L.Bean never manufactured canoes, kayaks, paddles, PFDs, or canoe/camping accessories. They were simply rebranding other people's stuff. Presumably, that stuff is still available through other distribution channels. To me, LL Bean has always been a...

At least there are some campsite options on this section if our preferred site is occupied. Howard Island or Horse Meadow upstream of Harkdale Farm. Vaughan Meadow (although we paddled right by is last time we were there) upstream of Underhill. Birch Meadow upstream of Roaring Brook. We’ll see...

Yes - we are probably going to do Woodsville to North Thetford. Put-in - Woodsville Access (NH) First Night - Harkdale Farm Campsite (VT) – 9 miles Second Night - Underhill Campsite (NH) – 13 miles Third Night - Roaring Brook Campsite (VT) – 10 miles Take out - North Thetford Landing (VT) – 2...

Planning a trip next weekend on the Connecticut River. I just went to the Connecticut River Paddler Trail site to put some sites in the campsite registry, but couldn't find it. Is it gone? I know nothing was guaranteed and not everyone used it, but it was still nice to have.

I have a TG-7. I purchased it recently when the zoom lever died on my TG-4. I think today's phones take better pictures than point-and-shoot waterproof cameras, but I leave the camera in my PFD pocket all the time so I can pull it out quickly, and I don't feel comfortable doing that with my...

I can see the trail on the map - 6-miles from the shelter at the northern end of Henderson to the shelters at Duck Hole. There was a hiker heading up that trail when we were there. Do you paddle up Preston Ponds. Just curious - don't think I'm that ambitious. I see this one on the map too...

After my overnight trip on the Oswegatchie, I joined my local club (RICKA) for some base camping and day trips. The base camp was at Eaton Lake Campground. I was able to do three trips: Henderson Lake Henderson Lake sits on the edge of the High Peaks Wilderness Area and is the “official”...

I spent 4 nights in my new tent in the ADK last week. We got some wind and heavy rain, and the tent was solid and dry. Setting up the big front vestibule door with poles as an awning makes it easy to get in and out when the weather is nice. The best feature is the side vestibule door, which made...

The Cedar Stump Campsites on the Rapid River are operated by Northern Waters. https://beoutside.com/camping

Just back from a trip on the Oswegatchie. There were three groups ahead of us on the way in. Only one was left on the way out, but we did see two new groups coming in. I wouldn't call it crowded, but there were plenty of beaver dams.

I am just back from a week in the Adirondacks. The trip started with 4-days/3-nights on the Oswegatchie. We did an up-and-back from Inlet to High Falls. We had three solo boats – a Guide, a Penobscot 15 and a Yellowstone Solo. If anyplace deserves the name “beaver-dam-land”, this is it. We...

My favorite picture of Norm. Hope someone takes over the business.

On my tent I see staking up the end vestibule door as a canopy/awning more for convenient access and shade rather than for protection from the rain. My tent isn't that tall to begin with, so sloping it down isn't practical. In the rain I'll close the end door and use the door on the side of...

"Now or never" is another one that causes even experienced paddlers to make bad decisions.