Matt Coughlan, the Crawford Path Project Manager for the White Mountain Trail Collective, invites anyone who wants to support and care for hiking trails in the White Mountains to join him on one of two Crawford Path work days, on August 3 & 24.

Do you know someone who would make a good candidate to serve on the CLC’s Board of Directors, or on a Board Committee? Share your ideas, by Tuesday, July 16, with Melissa Baldwin, Chair of the Governance and Nominating Committee.

On behalf of the board of directors of the Chocorua Lake Conservancy (CLC), I want to thank this wonderful community for supporting our organization’s recently completed Timeless Chocorua capital campaign.

Mount Chocorua was long said to bear the name of Chief Chocorua, a fictitious Native American who, according to legends created by white colonists, lived with his young son in the area that is now Tamworth, New Hampshire, in the early 1700s.

One trail is said to have been used by Native Americans before the English arrived on these shores. Some trails begin as a road or bridle path, others are created expressly as hiking trails.