Ben Nephew posted the route:
The Nehantic Trail is a 13 mile singletrack route in eastern CT from Green Fall Pond in Voluntown to Hopeville Pond State Park in Griswold. It is mostly flat and runnable, with a few small hills and some short technical sections. Road sections are minor and the trail markings are excellent for such a remote trail. Details and maps can be found in the Connecticut Walk Book East.
Ethan Linck posted about this mountain:
Vermont's wildest and most beautiful summit (4083') must be something of a local test piece, as I know Enman, Pilla, and Lapierre regularly grace its flanks, but other than on Strava, I've never been able to compare times. In interest of that, and hopefully in luring a few ADK / NH runners to throw down in the Greens, it seems worth starting a thread.
Owen Smith posted the route:
Description:
Joe Braun describes the route as follows: "Located roughly a mile north of the Beehive and Sand Beach, Champlain Mountain is the 6th tallest peak in Acadia National Park and the cliffs along its east face are some of the most impressive. The Precipice Trail is an ingenious route that heads up these steep cliffs, navigating the various fault lines and shelf systems. Numerous iron rungs, ladders, handrails, and wooden bridges help hikers at the more difficult and exposed sections.
“The Whites are a place where you feel all-powerful and overpowered at the same time” - Brianna Tidd
Adam Wilcox posted the route:
http://4000footers.com/kinsmansouth.shtml
South Kinsman Mountain is a 4,358' (683 m) mountain in the Kinsman Range in Franconia, NH, Grafton County. It is part of the Western White Mountains.