Mount Chocorua

[twoplustwo]

Thanks for sharing that, it's been a while since I've been up there

[Smitty1]

Hey Paddler

That is a Cool shot! We were wondering about snowmobiling up there.

That cabin is first come-first serve. You would need some type of mattress pad and sleeping bad for sure

NO fires are allowed.......


Smitty

[fatlazyless]

Don't know if it is legal to take a snowmobile there or not? Probably it depends if the Jim Liberty cabin is located in the White Mountain National Forest or in a state park or in a town park.

Many WMNF trails have a sign at their trail head that says something like: Foot travel only, motorized vehicles prohibited, violators fined $500. Got to wonder about taking a snowmobile up there? Anyone know?

Whatever happened to 'Leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photographs!'

[paddler]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Don't know if it is legal to take a snowmobile there or not? Probably it depends if the Jim Liberty cabin is located in the White Mountain National Forest or in a state park or in a town park.

Many WMNF trails have a sign at their trail head that says something like: Foot travel only, motorized vehicles prohibited, violators fined $500. Got to wonder about taking a snowmobile up there? Anyone know?

Whatever happened to 'Leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photographs!'

The Liberty Trail is a Club Trail of the Ossipee Valley Snowmobile Club. As a matter of fact the current hiking trail is the old carriage trail that our club president cut out 30 some odd years ago. The year after he cut it the Forrest Service abandoned their trail and adopted the snowmobile trail as the hiking trail.

Here are a few links to threads about snowmobiling the Liberty Trail from SledNH.com

http://www.slednh.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=887

http://www.slednh.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1697