Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Guide to Paths in the White Mountains and Adjacent Regions, Vol. 2
The descent may be made in the same way, or better, by' the West or Long Pasture. If the latter route 1s chosen, retrace the above-mentioned path from the Observatory to the pasture. At the seat, just below the edge of the woods, turn sharply to the R. (w.) along the edge of the woods and go through the open growth into the col S. Of the Observatory summit. Cross over the col and descend into the top of Long Pasture. A large Split boulder near the t0p affords an excellent view. From here it will be seen that Long Pasture is rapidly growing up with alders, being com pletely choked by them about a third of the way down. They are best avoided by going through the tongue of woods which juts into the pasture from the N. At this point. Having passed through the woods and into the lower section of the pasture, keep on down, bearing slightly to the S., until the grass-grown bed of an old graded road is found. Turn to the L. And follow this out over a stile and across a bridge to the Carter Notch road, which is followed to the L. To Jackson.
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