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On The Trail
Acadia Mountain Guides Climbing School in Bar
Harbor, Maine, is a full service climbing school offering all levels of rock
and ice climbing instruction and personalized guiding to individuals, families
and groups.
This the place to stop to
find the high points in America. Just click on the state your interested in and
choose from one of the many links to get the information your looking
for.
Hiking,
kayaking, biking, skiing, mountaineering - from backyard nature walks to
weeklong wilderness explorations, the AMC offers a whole world of fresh-air
activities. We teach skills, run backcountry lodges (open to all), fix trails,
publish guides, help with land stewardship, work on conservation issues - and
have a great time together enjoying the great outdoors.
You can find articles ranging from destinations, to tips on all those
things that make hiking more enjoyable, Along with forums to discuss your hikes
or perhaps ask question from people with similar intrests.
Photos of a hot days
adventure from the top of Katahdin, Acadia, and Bar
Harbour.
Gorp
(Great Outdoor Recreational Page) will put you in touch with everything related
to the outdoors all over the world.Whether cycling in Europe, to a safari in
Africa, to hiking in New Mexico. Gorp has suggestions on where to take your
family vacation,or how to teach you kids climbing, with many more topics to
numerous to mention here.
This site has a vast
array of information on hiking, climbing, cycling, skiing, snowboarding,
surfing to sailing, just to name a few. The Great outdoors has just about any
outdoor activity that you can think of with in depth coverage of the
topics.
The Hiking/Backpacking Committee hiking information and resources is
just one aspect of, The Boston Chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club. Its a
group of about 20 volunteers who help coordinate hiking and backpacking outings
and activities in New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
The Maine
Appalachian Trail Club is a volunteer nonprofit organization that maintains 267
miles of the Maine Appalachian trail. MATC brings people together, uniting
common interests in the outdoors and the Appalachian Trail. Lasting friendships
and new-found skills abound amongst MATC members. Anyone can join in to help
preserve our trails. The Horns Pond lean-to project 7/98 is just one of many
ways the MATC preserves our trails. Please stop by to get the latest AT
updates, along with the activities planned for 1999 and other projects in the
works.
MOAC:
Maine Outdoor Adventure Club,is a year round organization that welcomes people
of all skill levels from beginner to expert.They have members of all ages each
with different experiences and goals. Learn to rock climb, roll a kayak, bike
in Nova Scotia - the possibilities are limitless. Share your knowledge and
expertise with others who appreciate anything you may have to contribute.
Meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month at Allen Ave.
Unitarian Universalist Chuch 524 Allen Ave., Portland
Maine.
Brings
you an array of hiking, climbing, mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, and
photography. Articles and editorials on equipment and adventures around the
globe.
An
interactive guide to the worlds major mountains, with maps, photos, chat, and
summit logs. Winter Sites
Plan on doing some
winter climbing?
Well on 12/26/97 thru
12/31/97 these four guys set out for Katahdin. They give you a rundown of what
they had to do to plan this trip,from food to gear, to what they encountered
during their trip. Photos:
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