A trail guide with maps of the 114 mile long-distance footpath through the three county/Pioneer Valley region of western Massachusetts and the Monadnock region of southwest New Hampshire
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Author Chris Ryan is an avid hiker and explorer who serves as a trail volunteer with the Berkshire Chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club. Chris has published numerous hiking trail maps and guidebooks under the imprint, New England Cartographics. Chris has hiked every mile of the M-M Trail and spends his free time volunteering to maintain this tremendous natural resource and is always working to keep the guidebook accurate and up to date.
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Not for Thru-Hikes,
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This review is from: Metacomet-Monadnock Trail Guide (Paperback)
Copies of this book sold at Mt. Monadnock have a neon green sticker on them that warns you that you cannot do a thru-hike of this trail. Four sections are closed because the owners of the land DO NOT WANT YOU on their property. I wish that I had known that (despite emails to the people who contributed to this book who encouraged me to make my hike) before I started a thru-hike of this trail. Would have saved me a confrontation with a landowner.
Water is also very scarce at the beginning of this trail, make sure you carry enough even on day hikes. The authors put a lot of work into this book and into this trail but it's just not ready for thru-hikes yet.
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The Metacomet-Monadnock Trail (M-M) in Massachusetts is a 114 mile continuation of the Metacomet Trail in Connecticut. Refer to the Connecticut Walk Book, 18th edition, published by the Connecticut Forests and Parks Association, www.ctwoodlands.org (See map appendix.) Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Covers Miles, New Hampshire, Connecticut River, Millers River, Robert Frost Trail, Worcester County, Tully Trail, Grand Monadnock, Atkins Reservoir, East Mountain, Falls Brook, Gap Mountain, Holyoke Range, West Springfield, Bush Notch, Harris Mountain Road, Mormon Hollow Brook, National Recreation Trail, New England Cartographics, Ruggles Pond, South Hadley, Westfield River, Bay Road, Briggs Brook, Gulf Road New!
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The Metacomet-Monadnock Trail (M-M) in Massachusetts is a 114 mile continuation of the Metacomet Trail in Connecticut. Refer to the Connecticut Walk Book, 18th edition, published by the Connecticut Forests and Parks Association, www.ctwoodlands.org (See map appendix.) Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Covers Miles, New Hampshire, Connecticut River, Millers River, Robert Frost Trail, Worcester County, Tully Trail, Grand Monadnock, Atkins Reservoir, East Mountain, Falls Brook, Gap Mountain, Holyoke Range, West Springfield, Bush Notch, Harris Mountain Road, Mormon Hollow Brook, National Recreation Trail, New England Cartographics, Ruggles Pond, South Hadley, Westfield River, Bay Road, Briggs Brook, Gulf Road New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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