Full Version: The only way to Leaf peep
125 mile frolic through the forest...
beautiful! When do you expect the foliage to peak? Leaves are just turning here in MA.
That is the best way to get out there this time of year .... plus you get to find alot of shortcuts for sled season !!
QUOTE(catcando @ Sep 24 2007, 08:53 AM) 
beautiful! When do you expect the foliage to peak? Leaves are just turning here in MA.
We are not quite there yet, this is the view from my house.
Please no more pics! Nice view, looks awesome!
QUOTE(Chumslick @ Sep 24 2007, 09:43 AM)
We are not quite there yet, this is the view from my house.
Nice views of Potato Nubble and the Bigelows! What loop was that you took on your bike? Morton Cutoff to Tim Pond??
sweet
QUOTE(SofaKing @ Sep 24 2007, 12:39 PM)
Nice views of Potato Nubble and the Bigelows! What loop was that you took on your bike? Morton Cutoff to Tim Pond??
ITS trail out of Rangeley to Black Nubble, Black Nubble to Pines Market, Pines market to Natanis Campground @ the chain of ponds. Except for 20 miles on the road, all was on legal atv trails.
Wow your lucky I wished I lived there.
Chumslick, Did you see any good moose while you were out? I am headed up for the moose hunt and am looking for some advise on where to go. I've been told Langtown is a good area. Any suggestions.
QUOTE(codymans @ Sep 24 2007, 06:39 PM)
Chumslick, Did you see any good moose while you were out? I am headed up for the moose hunt and am looking for some advise on where to go. I've been told Langtown is a good area. Any suggestions.
I saw a big boy on the Black Nubble mountain trail, which is in Langtown. It is marked, you can't miss it.
Thanks for the info. First time moose hunting I'm hoping to find a good one.
Awsome!!!!!I am comming up Friday Morning...to start getting the wood in for the winter....can't wait!!
QUOTE(Chumslick @ Sep 24 2007, 06:45 PM)
I saw a big boy on the Black Nubble mountain trail, which is in Langtown. It is marked, you can't miss it.
Ya mean like this?
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