Hiking Related Pages
	The caretakers of what is probably the greatest hiking trail in history, the Appalachian Trail Conference is true authority on East Coast hiking. The ATC has the skinny on everything hiking related. Visit them often!
	The Appalachain Mountain Club. Probably the best known organization on the East coast, the AMC is where most people get their hiking information. This club maintains trails, writes the White Mountain Guide, and has one of the most well-posted message boards.
AlpineZone	A site dedicated to a noble cause -- outdoor activity in New England! How could we resist? Stop by and visit, you may see something you like . . .
Cohos Trail Association	The newest and probably the most exciting trail in NH's history. The Cohos Trail is well on it's way to making a name for itself. Visit the official site of the group that put it all together.
Guide to New Hampshire Trails	Sort of an on-line White Mountain Guide, this site has a listing of most of the important trails in NH along with brief descriptions. The trail descriptions are bare-bones yet very useful, and they are broken down by region and ability. The site is otherwise pretty well done, dancing bear and all, although apart from the trail descriptions, the content is a little thin. Of all the other sites that have posted links for us, this site has generated more traffic for us than anything else, and for that we are very greatful. Apparently this site is very popular, so if you are looking for basic trail information on a wide variety of trails, check this page out.
Half Assed Expeditions	Perhaps one of the funniest sites I have ever come across. The stories of four friends and their lifetime of winter camping adventures in New England. They assault political correctness in the hiking and camping world as happily as they assault the mountains they climb in the winter. A must read for all of us who sometimes take ourselves too seriously, the b.s. flows from this site so thickly, you'd think none of it could possibly be true. But they have pictures! This site is very well written and very funny (although not for the faint of heart).
The White Mountains Information Server	The grand-daddy of them all. The oldest and largest site for info on the White Mountains. By now they have accumulated hundreds of photographs and descriptions of trips and sights all over the White Mountains. If we don't have the info, they do.
The Official White Mountain Nat'l Forest Site	This is the official scoop, right from the source! The real Forest Service site. Honestly.
The Wonalancet Outdoor Club	Their mission: "...for provision and care of paths, trails and other facilities for persons visiting the White Mountain National Forest and other mountain and forest lands; regarding these lands, to promote their conservation and the enforcement of the laws regarding their conservation and use, to promote communication between their owners and the public on these issues, and to promote discussion and education on all these matters..." In short, a great organization to belong to.
	The Randolph Mountain Club. Their mission: "to promote enjoyment of the Randolph, New Hampshire area through hiking, trail development, upkeep of camps and shelters, and sharing the collective knowledge of its members."
Sleeping Bags and Tents	Got Gear? They do...and lots of it! They carry camping gear like Coleman, Camp Chef, Slumberjack, and yes Sleeping bags and tents.
HikePA.com	A sister site? Well, not yet! This site has remarkable similarity to Hike-NH.com but covers hiking in central PA. You'll also find gear reviews, a forum, info on PA parks, and lots more. Drop on by and tell Bill we said hello!

New Hampshire Related (and some other) Pages
	How could we not LOVE a site that voted us "Site of the Week"? Really though, this site is an excellent source for all things NH. From shopping, to the first in the nation primary, NH.com has what your looking for. Check them out.
newhampshire.com	Another site that dedicates itself to our great state, NewHampshire.com covers all the bases, from Outdoor Recreation (our favorite of course) to dining, business, education, and a thousand other things. Definitely worth a look.
MtMoosilauke.com	An interesting site that is run by a small publisher of books in the White Mountains. The site provides a history of the Mt. Moosilauke area and the surrounding towns. A collection of stories, some autobiographical, detail the interesting history of the area. We think that more of the history of the White Mountains should be preserved this way!
	Nice site design and some really great graphics. Go see this site for a look at what amazing things can come from the people of NH.
NH Outdoors	We just have to love other sites dedicated to our state. NH Outdoors has info on just about everything outdoors, from beaches to golfing, to boating. Check them out, they're growing all the time.
University of NH	The University of NH site is a plethora of knowledge waiting for you. Includes great links, information about UNH and it's programs, and of course details on one of the greatest hockey teams in the nation.
Barre Army Navy	Some next door neighbor friends, these guys run a nice site. They sell all manners of gear, including camping and Military surplus gear (which gets the devious side of us excited). They're also willing to answer questions about Vermont in general. Stop by, they're very nice folks. Besides, where else are you going to find Military spec Duct Tape?
These United States	A site dedicated to the 50 states and everything that makes them great. Take a look there is some pretty cool stuff here.
Franconia Vacation Hideaway Rentals	Need a place to stay while in the Whites? Check out Franconia Hideaway Vacations.

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