Every sign you see around here has a different number of acres, depending on what lands you say are in Burnt-Rossman State Forest, and what is in Mallet Pond State Forest.

Hunters up here like seeing this a lot around November.

This is truly a beautiful lean-to. You don't see many thru-hikers on this part of the Long Path, and indeed I think from looking at the log, only about 10 people have ever stayed here since it was built circa 2007.

This is an almost brand new lean to on the Long Path, yet it's almost unknown to most people locally. The roadside campsites up here get far more use, as does the lean-to on Cotton Hill.