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4000'ers Journals of the White Mountains
This website shares trip reports from hikers working towards membership into the 4000 Footers Club of the White Mountains

Appalachian Mountain Club
AMC: Your guide to the Northeast outdoors

Appalachian Trail Conference
The ATC is the organization that oversees the Appalachian Trail; this a very comprehensive site, and a great resource for trip planning, maps, guidebooks, etc. A great site for anyone interested in the Trail.

The Appalachian Trail Home Page
A site developed by A.T. enthusiast, Kathy Bilton; this excellent resource has been on-line since 1994

AMC Huts
Information the AMC huts from the White Mountains Info Server

thebackpacker.com
A site dedicated solely to backpacking with sections for everyone from beginners to advanced hikers.

The Cohos Trail Association
This organization is building the 159-mile Cohos Trail along the central spine of New Hampshire's northern-most and most isolated county, Coos County. The trail runs from "The Montalban Whites" near the Presidential Range all the way to the Canadian border where it will rendevous with the Sentiers Frontaliers trails for the creation of the second international trail in the East.

Flags on the 48
Learn about the annual September 11 memorial hike to raise the American Flag on all 48 New Hampshire 4000'ers.

Green Mountain Club
The Green Mountain Club and its 7500 plus members from across the country share a love for hiking and a commitment to preserving and protecting the Long Trail System for future generations.

Hike-NH.com
Provide information about hiking in New Hampshire; Review some gear to give a real-life view of equipment; Provide links to helpful web resources; Answer questions and get feedback about hiking in New Hampshire

Hike Vermont--End to End on The Long Trail
The Long Trail is a 270-mile backcountry adventure along the crest of the Green Mountains in Vermont. The trail extends from the Canadian border to the Massachusetts state line. Each year about 70 people complete the end-to-end hike.

Katahdin Basecamp
Packed with information for those planning trips to Mt Katahdin in Baxter State Park, Maine. Photos, maps, trails, message board etc

The Krummholz Zone
Tales of cold winter camping, climbing, backpacking and backcountry skiing trips to the Adirondacks and White Mountains along with articles on mountaineering, whitewater, photography and more.

The Leisurely Backpacker
"I hope that these pages can convey, in some small way, the wonders and joys of New England's backcountry." - David Lister

The Lightweight Backpacker
Comprehensive backpacking site of lightweight tips, techniques, books, gear, reviews, gear checklists, message forums, speciality pages -- Make Gear, Winter Travel, Bad Back -- much more...

Maine Appalachian Trail Club
This is the Official site for the Maine Appalachian Trail Club; it's THE site to go to for Maine A.T. information

Outdoor Resources Online
A comprehensive directory of Internet sites dedicated to outdoor recreation. Listings for Backcountry (Hiking/Camping), Biking, Climbing/Mountaineering, Equine, Fishing, Golf, Hunting, Rivers, Sailing, SCUBA, Skiing, Spelunking, and Surfing. Online since 1995!

Peak to Peak
Trail and Wilderness Link - Eastern U.S. Trails

TopoZone
The TopoZone is the Web's center for topographic map users and outdoor recreation enthusiasts. We've worked with the USGS to create the Web's first interactive topo map of the entire United States. If you're looking for maps that don't leave big blank spaces between the highways, welcome!

Trail Journals
An environment for people to share their outdoor adventures with everyone

Trailplace
A site devoted to long-distance hiking on the Appalachian Trail; this site is a tremendous resource for anyone thinking about, or actively planning a thru-hike of the Trail; one of the most comprehensive sites dealing with long-term AT hiking

White Mountains Info Server
This site is dedicated to hiking, backpacking, skiing, snowshoeing, and all around enjoyment of the outdoors in the White Mountain National Forest

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