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The RMC maintains four year-round shelters in the Northern Presidentials, all open to the public. Daytime use is free, and a fee is collected for overnight use. RMC members receive a discount (click …

Members come together in and around Randolph for volunteer work, club events and the RMC Annual Meeting every August. We’re an active club with a rich history and a plan to continue our work into …

The RMC trails network extends across the northern slopes of Mts. Madison, Adams and Jefferson in the Presidential Range, in the town of Randolph and on the Crescent Range.

It is located on the Perch Path, a few hundred yards from both the Israel Ridge Path and the Randolph Path. Among the RMC camps it is closest to the Gulfside Trail, the route of the Appalachian Trail, …

The RMC operates four shelters on the north side of Mt. Adams in the Presidential Range in the White Mountain National Forest. They are best accessed from trailheads on U.S. Route 2 in Randolph, NH, …

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Located at 4,247 feet, on the edge of King Ravine, along the Spur Trail, Crag Camp has fine views of the Ravine, the Knife Edge, Mts. Madison and Adams, and much of Northern New Hampshire.

Please refer to the White Mountain National Forest Home Page for more information about Forest Protection Areas. Please see the RMC’s general guidelines for further information.

They’re held in or near Randolph, everyone is welcome and all are free (except fundraisers). If you would like to meet the volunteers who make up the RMC, or become a volunteer or a member …