News

Voice of the Wapack – Fall 2026

As the weather cools and the leaves change, many people will be heading out for a hike on the Wapack. The Friends would like all who use the trails we maintain to enjoy their time and be able to plan a trip and know what to expect while on the trail. A few people responded to my last column about declining map and guide sales. They encouraged the continued availability of our paper guide and Read more…

Voice of the Wapack – Spring 2026

President’s Note Winter is over, the snow is gone in the valleys and will soon be clear in the high woods as well. It’s time to check trail conditions and clear small branches. No major tree damage was reported at our board meeting a few weeks ago, the ice was not bad this year. We are fortunate that Wapack and side trails are on mostly solid, well drained ground. At this time of year there Read more…

Voice of the Wapack – Fall 2025

President’s Note As I sit here in sunny, windy, arid, mountainous Crete on vacation, it is hard to think about the hills and woods of the Wapack Trail. But the newsletter for the Friends must go out on time, and technology allows me to write and share with ease. Looking back over the past six months, our organization continues to do well. The archives are now at the Monadnock Center for History and Culture, in Read more…