Hiking Trail Conditions Report |
![Peaks](../icons1/iconmountain.gif) | Peaks |
Castle Ravine, NH |
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![Trails](../icons1/iconhiker.gif) | Trails: |
Lowes Path, The Link, Israel Ridge Path, Emerald Trail, Castle Ravine Trail, Cabin Cascades Trail |
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![Date of Hike](../icons1/iconcalendar.gif) | Date of Hike: |
Tuesday, July 9, 2019 |
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![Parking/Access Road Notes](../icons1/iconcar.gif) | Parking/Access Road Notes: |
Parked at Lowes Store, 5 or 6 cars when I arrived at 7:00 AM, one remaining when I left at 7:00 PM |
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![Surface Conditions](../icons1/iconlist.gif) | Surface Conditions: |
Dry Trail |
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![Recommended Equipment](../icons1/iconsnowshoe.gif) | Recommended Equipment: |
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![Water Crossing Notes](../icons1/iconwater.gif) | Water Crossing Notes: |
Water levels were low, no problems. Many crossing on Castle Ravine Trail |
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![Trail Maintenance Notes](../icons1/iconsaw.gif) | Trail Maintenance Notes: |
One blowdown on Israel Ridge Path between Emerald Trail and The Perch |
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![Dog-Related Notes](../icons1/icondog.gif) | Dog-Related Notes: |
Did see one dog on upper part of Randolf Path. |
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![Bugs](../icons1/iconfly.gif) | Bugs: |
None at start, pretty bad from 3000 ft to treeline, black flies and mosquitoes . |
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![Lost and Found](../icons1/iconquestion.gif) | Lost and Found: |
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![Comments](../icons1/iconcomments.gif) | Comments: |
A redlining loop up Castle Ravine. Rough footing from The Link to the headwall. The headwall was not as difficult as we expected, no problem following the cairns and a nice breeze. It took us about an hour to make it to the top. We saw a large bear on The Link between Lowes Path and Israel Ridge Path. Met 6 people all day. |
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![Name](../icons1/iconname.gif) | Name: |
JToll |
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![E-Mail](../icons1/iconemail.gif) | E-Mail: |
tolljob4@gmail.com |
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![Date Submitted](../icons1/iconcalendar.gif) | Date Submitted: |
2019-07-10 |
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![Link](../icons1/iconlink.gif) | Link: |
https:// |
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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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