The Randolph Mountain Club maintains a network of nearly 110 miles of hiking trails, principally on the northern slopes of Mount Madison, Mount Adams, and Mount Jefferson in the Presidential range of the White Mountain National Forest, and on the Crescent Range in the town of Randolph, NH.
The RMC also maintains two cabins, Crag Camp (capacity 20) and Gray Knob (capacity 15); one lean-to, The Perch (capacity 8); and one Adirondack-style shelter, The Log Cabin (capacity 10). There are also four tent platforms at The Perch. All camps are available to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. A caretaker is in residence at Gray Knob throughout the year and during the summer months there is a second caretaker at Crag Camp. RMC's facilities are located on the White Mountain National Forest, and operate under a special use permit issued by the U.S. Forest Service. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and some Saturdays during July and August, long and short volunteer-led hikes are organized. Several traditional events are held during the summer. The club's annual meeting is in the Randolph Town Hall at 8 p.m. on the second Saturday of August. Everyone - member or not - is welcome at all club activities. Notices of trips and other RMC activities are published in RMC membership mailings and in the Randolph Weekly which is distributed each week in July and August in boxes near Lowe's Store, at the Town Hall and several other locations in Randolph.
The Randolph Mountain Club is guided by a volunteer Board of Directors, who also perform many of the day to day tasks of the club. (In fact, this web site was built by several members of the board, with programming provided by Crag Camp's '98/'99 caretaker, Jeff Smith.) The Board meets every other month, throughout the year. Policy questions should be directed to the appropriate committee, via the Contact Us area of the web site. The Randolph Mountain Club's Officers and Committees, 2007-2008: Related Links
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