CAMPTON, N.H. — The caretakers of the White Mountain National Forest count among their 2018 accomplishments a land addition, investment in roads and trails and support from volunteers. Forest officials say access to the West Milan and Rocky Pond snowmobile trails, Unknown Pond, Mill Brook, and the Kilkenny Ridge hiking trails are now protected. In its year-in-review report, forest officials said major investments in infrastructure continue to be emphasized, with over 100 miles (161 kilometres) of road being maintained to prevent erosion and provide critical public access. The report notes that user fees and volunteers continue to provide critical support for improving recreation opportunities. Officials also are exploring ways to create pathway positions for soldiers interested in working for the Forest Service.

Source: National Post March 17, 2019 16:56 UTC