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rcambeis2
09-15-2009, 21:29
Hi all! I am new here and think this site is awesome. However it is dedicated to the Appalacian Trail. Does anyone know of any websites that exist similar to this for the Adirondacks or other areas in the Northeast? I do alot of camping in the adirondacks and thought it would be cool to join a site similar to this for there.

Thanks

Rich

mrhughes1982
09-15-2009, 21:40
In Kentucky:

kywilderness.com

johnnybgood
09-15-2009, 21:42
This site offers information regarding other trails.

Use the Toolbar above to navigate around this site.
Forums drop down box explores popular trails sometimes over shadowed by the AT.

rcambeis2
09-15-2009, 22:00
is there a dedicated area to the adirondacks? sorry for all the questions im a newbie!

9th Bearded Infantry
09-15-2009, 22:22
I'm brand new here (1st post) and brand new to backpacking in general. Only backcountry experience is in the Boundary Waters on weeklong canoe trips. If you ever get the bug to do it (lots of fun, lots of fishing, if that's your thing), check out the message board at www.bwca.com (http://www.bwca.com). Good stuff.

Anyway, glad to be here. Already read a lot of stuff and really dig it. Thanks to whomever moderates this site.

Bearpaw
09-15-2009, 22:26
Views From The Top (VFTT (http://www.viewsfromthetop.com/)) offers info about the Whites, and (I believe) other prominent areas of the northeast.

rcambeis2
09-15-2009, 22:33
Bearpaw that looks like a good site...would you be able to sponsor me so i could join?

Tennessee Viking
09-15-2009, 22:41
I have always loved www.hikewnc.info (http://www.hikewnc.info)
Then some of the waterfall blogs for TN and NC are very informative.

Then my biased side, Hikingbill.com; tehcc.org; and ncmst.org

Bearpaw
09-15-2009, 22:43
Bearpaw that looks like a good site...would you be able to sponsor me so i could join?

I would if I could, but I'm not a member myself. I've heard a fair bit about it from folks at Backpacking.net (http://backpacking.net/bbs.html), where there are several members. I wasn't aware they had restricted new membership until you mentioned it.

However, there are plenty of New Englanders here and there is a decent chance one of them is a member and may sponsor you.

ki0eh
09-16-2009, 21:43
is there a dedicated area to the adirondacks?

Here's another forum besides VFTT: http://www.adkhighpeaks.com/forums/

saimyoji
09-16-2009, 22:01
In Kentucky:

kywilderness.com


I have always loved www.hikewnc.info (http://www.hikewnc.info)
Then some of the waterfall blogs for TN and NC are very informative.

Then my biased side, Hikingbill.com; tehcc.org; and ncmst.org

i never claimed to be very good at geography, but do the Adirondacks go south to TN, NC?

snaser13
09-17-2009, 23:10
It's a relatively new Trails forum, but check out:

www.nationalscenictrails.com

amac
11-09-2010, 19:21
One for the NH area: http://forum.hike-nh.com/

Spirit Walker
11-09-2010, 23:15
Backpacker magazine's forum at http://www.backpacker.com/cgi-bin/forums/ikonboard.cgi has a destination section as well as more general backpacking, gear, etc. forums.

BrianLe
11-10-2010, 01:44
For the Northwest, there's http://www.nwhikers.net/

http://www.wta.org/ has a lot of trail info about WA state trails.

psyculman
11-10-2010, 06:54
For the 'dacks':
http://www.adk.org/trails/Hiking_Page.aspx
The best:
http://www.hikenewengland.com/
Good information:
http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=21401