| Hiking Trail Conditions Report |  
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Little Haystack Mountain, Mt. Lincoln, Mt. Truman, Mt. Lafayette, NH |  
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  | Trails: | 
Falling Waters Trail, Franconia Ridge Trail, Greenleaf Trail, Old Bridle Path |  
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  | Date of Hike: | 
Sunday, July 26, 2020 |  
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  | Parking/Access Road Notes: | 
Plenty in the northbound FW/OBP lot @ 0630.  |  
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  | Surface Conditions: | 
Dry Trail, Standing/Running Water on Trail, Mud - Minor/Avoidable  |  
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  | Water Crossing Notes: | 
No issues.  |  
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  | Trail Maintenance Notes: | 
No issues.  |  
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  | Dog-Related Notes: | 
Encountered just one, unleashed: slightly annoying but not aggressive at all.  |  
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  | Bugs: | 
None.  |  
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  | Lost and Found: | 
Nothing.  |  
 
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  | Comments: | 
Trails are in good shape.  I did notice that some of the rocks on the upper portion of the Agonies are VERY polished and slick from decades of wear.  This is not a complaint, just an observation. 
 
My first daylight, trailed hike since March.  I figured I was going here I'd better a very early start to avoid the masses and that worked out well enough as it was fairly quiet up to the ridge and onto Lafayette.  As expected I did encounter some folks coming up Greenleaf and OBP on my decent but it was never terrible.  The partly sunny portion of the forecast never happened - the most sun I saw was through a moderate cloud filter mid-morning, however there were some really interesting cloud formations to the east once on the ridge.  Despite it not being too crowded there were signs of the not-so-new normal: some dirty tissues and other trash visible, people playing loud music...kind of a downer :(   |  
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  | Name: | 
HMJ  |  
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  | E-Mail: | 
trailsntrees(at)gmail(dot)com  |  
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  | Date Submitted: | 
2020-07-26   |  
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  | Link: | 
 
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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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