Mountain Wanderer Map & Book Store

06/15/2026

Hours, week of June/15-21: 10am-5:30pm.
Closed: Mon/June/15-Wed/June/17.
**Steve in the shop Saturday and Sunday!**
(Photo: Lincoln, 2026 (today))

06/11/2026

Last call for LWT, this weekend!

REMINDER: Lincoln Woods Trail will close beginning June 15 through November 2026, when restoration work commences. The trail will be closed to protect health and safety during construction activities.

The trail suffered significant damage during several flooding events over the past decade. This is essential work to ensure the long-term viability of the trail resulting in reliable access to recreation opportunities.

See the Lincoln Woods Trailhead page for more information https://www.fs.usda.gov/.../recre.../lincoln-woods-trailhead contact the Pemigewasset Ranger District at (603) 536-6100 x 0. See less

06/09/2026

New post from Steve on his blog page about recent “shenanigans” in the southern White Mts:

Some scenes from a trio of hikes on the south side of the White Mountains. WHITE LEDGE Enjoyed this 4.4 mile loop hike over an eastern s...

06/07/2026

Hours, week of June/8-14: 10am-5:30pm.
Closed: Mon/June/8-Wed/June/10.
*Author event with Jane English at the Lincoln Library - Wed/June/10 - 6pm - Free.
**Steve in the shop Sat/June/13!**
(Photo: Woodstock, 2024)

06/06/2026

In honor of National Trails Day, we have this brand new sticker to introduce and will be giving a dollar of each one sold today to local trail maintenance here in WMNF.

Available in store for $5 and online for an extra $1.50 shipping fee. Link in comments.

06/04/2026

New post from Steve Smith on his blog page!

In late May I spent an interesting day revisiting trails and enjoying a little bushwhacking in the Sandwich Range Wilderness. I started out ...

06/02/2026

Tomorrow: Wednesday the 3rd, we’re bringing author Tom Eid to the Lincoln Public Library for a presentation about the importance of town forests and bogs - all great places to get out for some beauty in nature without all the crowds and elevation.

6pm, free, snacks provided, and should be a great discussion about some of NH’s amazing resources and how we can enjoy and protect them. Hope to see you there!

06/01/2026

We’re very excited to be carrying three books from friends of ours in Massachusetts. They’re historians and do immense and thorough research, poring over microfiche newspapers and studying ancient maps and deeds and such.

This particular title, Murder at the Breakheart Hill Farm, is the true story of a farmhand staying on with a family at their farm in what is now the Breakheart Reservation in present-day Saugus, MA, operated by the DCR.

What follows is a gripping whodunnit, set in the year 1900 that had the Boston newspapers and public in a tizzy.

Available in store, and for purchase online and all copies are signed by the authors.
Link in the comments, below.