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Thank you to all who participated and congratulations to the winners! You helped us raise $1,515 for RMC trails maintenance!

This auction ended on December 8th, 2008.

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Trail: Cliffway
Former Location:
At White Cliff (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
2484'
Dimensions: 5" x 12"
Background Info: This path connects The Link with the Randolph Path at Sanders Bridge and offers a scenic walk over the lower northern swell of Nowell Ridge. The trail, along with the associated Ladderback Trail, Along the Brink, and the Monaway, was created by Louis F. Cutter and opened in 1933.
Number of Bids: 13
Winning Bid: $56.00

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Trail: Diagonal
Former Location:
Junction with Burnbrae Path (Town of Randolph, NH)
Elevation:
1420'
Dimensions: 3.5" x 15.5"
Background Info: This trail crosses the southern slope of Randolph Hill to connect the Bee Line near Mossy Glen with the Pasture Path. Cut by Elliot Torrey in the late 1890s, the Diagonal originally linked the Ravine House with the Mt. View House.
Number of Bids: 2
Winning Bid: $22.00

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Trail: Diagonal
Former Location:
90 degree turn in trail near Wood Path (Town of Randolph, NH)
Elevation:
1625'
Dimensions: 5.5" x 13"
Background Info: This trail crosses the southern slope of Randolph Hill to connect the Bee Line near Mossy Glen with the Pasture Path. Cut by Elliot Torrey in the late 1890s, the Diagonal originally linked the Ravine House with the Mt. View House.
Number of Bids: 7
Winning Bid: $31.00

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Trail: Howker Ridge Trail
Former Location:
Junction of Howker Ridge Trail and Pine Link (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
4125'
Dimensions: 7" x 22"
Background Info: Much of this steep, rough, and highly scenic trail was constructed in stages between 1878 and 1901 by E.B. Cook and W.H. Peek. The current route runs from Randolph East, passes over five "Howks", and ends at the Osgood Trail near the summit of Mt. Madison.
Number of Bids: 15
Winning Bid: $187.50

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Trail: King Ravine Trail
Former Location:
Junction of King Ravine Trail and Great Gully Trail (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
3780'
Dimensions: 9" x 21"
Background Info: This trail, built in 1876 by Charles E. Lowe, diverges from Lowe's Path, crosses the Randolph Path at "Pentadoi", passes Mossy Fall, then heads up the steep headwall to the Air Line (near the Gulfside Trail). A couple of side-trails in the floor of the ravine will take you through some interesting boulder caves.
Number of Bids: 43
Winning Bid: $418.00

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Trail: Mt. Crescent Trail
Former Location:
Trailhead on Randolph Hill Road (Town of Randolph, NH)
Elevation:
1850'
Dimensions: 11" x 22"
Background Info: Starting on Randolph Hill Road, this trail ascends Mt. Crescent passing Castleview Rock along the way. It ends at a viewpoint that offers a wild and scenic outlook unlike any other in Randolph over the valley of the Upper Ammonoosuc River to the Pilot Range.
Number of Bids: 17
Winning Bid: $92.00

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Trail: Castle Ravine Trail
Former Location:
Southern junction with The Link (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
3300'
Dimensions: 2.5" x 7"
Background Info: From the Israel Ridge Path this rough trail leads through the ravine and up the steep rocky headwall to the Randolph Path in Edmands Col.
Number of Bids: 8
Winning Bid: $26.00

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Trail: Bee Line
Former Location:
Above Burnbrae Path (Town of Randolph, NH)
Elevation:
1540'
Dimensions: 7" x 6"
Background Info: The north leg of this path leads from the Ravine House Site (Durand Road) past Pioneer spring and across Carlton Brook to Randolph Hill Road, just west of the Mt. Crescent House Site. The south leg of the Bee Line extends south from Durand Road across Moose River on town-owned property and around the west shore of Durand Lake to US Route 2 at Appalachia, where it connects with trails to the Northern Peaks.
Number of Bids: 6
Winning Bid: $30.00

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Trail: Gray Knob Trail
Former Location:
Gray Knob Cabin (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
4375'
Dimensions: 5.5" x 17.5"
Background Info: This sign hung from the storage shed underneath Gray Knob, an enclosed RMC cabin located at the junction of Gray Knob and Hincks Trails. For more information on Gray Knob, please follow this link.
Number of Bids: 14
Winning Bid: $41.00

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Trail: Gray Knob Trail
Former Location:
At the spring between Gray Knob and Crag Camp (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
4175'
Dimensions: 5.5" x 17"
Background Info: This trail starts at Crag Camp and ends at the Randolph Path just north of Edmands col. The wooded section between the Spur Trail and Gray Knob was built in 1903-05 by Charles C. Torrey. The section across to the Randolph Path through krummholz at treeline was adopted by the RMC in 1939.
Number of Bids: 17
Winning Bid: $49.98

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Trail: The Link
Former Location:
Northern junction of The Link and Castle Ravine Trail (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
3100'
Dimensions: 9.5" x 16"
Background Info: This trail serves as a "link" connecting Appalachia with the trails ascending Mt. Adams and Mt. Jefferson from the north and west. It was originally constructed in 1893 by J.R. Edmands and reopened by the RMC in its early days after the lumbering.
Number of Bids: 20
Winning Bid: $232.39

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Trail: The Link
Former Location:
Southern Junction with Castle Ravine Trail (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
3300'
Dimensions: 7.5" x 12"
Background Info: This trail serves as a "link" connecting Appalachia with the trails ascending Mt. Adams and Mt. Jefferson from the north and west. It was originally constructed in 1893 by J.R. Edmands and reopened by the RMC in its early days after the lumbering.
Number of Bids: 43
Winning Bid: $114.39

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Trail: The Link
Former Location:
Junction with Caps Ridge Trail (Northern Presidentials)
Elevation:
3800'
Dimensions: 11.5" x 16"
Background Info: This trail serves as a "link" connecting Appalachia with the trails ascending Mt. Adams and Mt. Jefferson from the north and west. It was originally constructed in 1893 by J.R. Edmands and reopened by the RMC in its early days after the lumbering.
Number of Bids: 19
Winning Bid: $214.50