| Hiking Trail Conditions Report |  
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North Tripyramid, Middle Tripyramid, South Tripyramid, East Sleeper, Mt. Whiteface, Mt. Passaconaway, Wonalancet Hedgehog, Mt. Paugus, Mt. Chocorua, NH |  
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Pine Bend Brook Trail, Mt. Tripyramid Trail, Kate Sleeper Trail, Downes Brook Trail, Rollins Trail, Walden Trail, Lawrence Trail, Bee Line, Champney Falls Trail |  
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  | Date of Hike: | 
Sunday, May 19, 2013 |  
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Dry Trail  |  
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  | Comments: | 
I hiked  from tripyramids to Chocorua on 5-19-13 and when I saw the blowdowns after east sleeper I thought there is no way I am going through that!! So I kept hiking to the left of the worst of the blowdowns. I hiked to the left of the wind tossed root balls and climbed over the logs.  When I sited Whiteface I hiked towards the same point and as I approached downes brook I was very careful to line up my path to the top of the valley to miss the steep sides of the drainage.  It worked out perfectly =) I hit some ledges and headed to the right. I landed on Downes Brook trail and hiked for 5 min up to the Kate Sleeper Trail.   It took about 45 minutes and the bushwhacking was not to bad.  I met a group latter that day and they said it took 2 and half hours to go through the blow down section.   If you are good at navigating by lining up a path by a mt in front of you and are comfortable b-whacking you should be fine.   |  
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  | Name: | 
Rich Gambale  |  
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  | E-Mail: | 
RichG@GreenleafsTreeService  |  
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  | Date Submitted: | 
2013-06-19   |  
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Disclaimer:  Reports are not verified - conditions may vary.  Use at own risk.  Always be prepared when hiking.  Observe all signs.  Trail conditions reports are not substitutes for weather reports or common sense. | 
  
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