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winchem21 created a new track, Bayle Mountain (7/9/19, 9:51:58AM) - 3.0 mi 
July 09, 2019

Bayle Mountain (7/9/19, 9:51:58AM)

3.0 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, Bay Road to Elm Street, Camden, ME, USA - 13.6 mi 
July 31, 2018

Bay Road to Elm Street, Camden, ME, USA

13.6 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, Lake Norman State Park 11/18/17 - 4.4 mi 
November 18, 2017

Lake Norman State Park 11/18/17

4.4 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, 2017 Boone's Fork Trail (9/16/17, 11:11AM) - 5.3 mi 
September 16, 2017

2017 Boone's Fork Trail (9/16/17, 11:11AM)

5.3 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, pine river(7/10/17 - 2.3 mi 
July 10, 2017

pine river(7/10/17

2.3 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, Biltmore -Village Hotel to Biltmore House - 3.2 mi 
June 26, 2017

Biltmore -Village Hotel to Biltmore House

3.2 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, Oneonta Gorge, Multnomah County, OR, USA - 8.3 mi 
July 30, 2016

Oneonta Gorge, Multnomah County, OR, USA

8.3 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, Mt Chocorua via Champney Falls Trail - 9.3 mi 
July 06, 2015

Mt Chocorua via Champney Falls Trail

9.3 mi 

Great day hike combining waterfalls, switchbacks, and a final scramble to one of the most picturesque peaks in NH with spectacular 360 views. This is a 2,250 foot climb that starts easy and gets progressively more difficult. Planning to do this again on a less humid day when visibility is better.
winchem21 created a new track, Craggy Gardens Picnic Area - 2.0 mi 
June 26, 2015

Craggy Gardens Picnic Area

2.0 mi 
winchem21 created a new track, Crowders Mountain State Park Loop - 5.5 mi 
November 15, 2014

Crowders Mountain State Park Loop

5.5 mi 

Beautiful hike on a cool fall day at Crowders Mountain, one of the oldest land masses in North America formed 400-500 million years ago. The appropriately named RockGap Trail on the way up involves some easy rock scrambling across rock formations with gaps formed eons ago while the region was under water. Spectacular views on top make a wonderful lunch stop after the 800 foot elevation climb. Return via the Crowders Trail after taking stairs down the mountain runs through peaceful woods on the back side of the highlands. Park at the visitors center to reach trailhead.