MITA 2015 Guide Book

[rfolster]

If you are a Maine Island Trail Association member, keep your eye out for the 2015 MITA guide book. Ours just showed up in the mail, and there are seven more day-access and camping locations added to the trail this year, two of which are privately owned. Along with providing access to public lands, MITA works very hard with private land owners to open their property up to the public via MITA membership with the understanding that their property will be respected and cared for, so please remember to observe the rules for each location, practice Leave No Trace, follow other MITA guidelines, and refrain from discussing these private locations publicly, such as in trip postings or trip reports.

If you are a paid member of NSPN, you can get a discounted membership to MITA by following the instructions posted here.

[jason]

If you are a Maine Island Trail Association member, keep your eye out for the 2015 MITA guide book. Ours just showed up in the mail, and there are seven more day-access and camping locations added to the trail this year, two of which are privately owned. Along with providing access to public lands, MITA works very hard with private land owners to open their property up to the public via MITA membership with the understanding that their property will be respected and cared for, so please remember to observe the rules for each location, practice Leave No Trace, follow other MITA guidelines, and refrain from discussing these private locations publicly, such as in trip postings or trip reports.

If you are a paid member of NSPN, you can get a discounted membership to MITA by following the instructions posted here.

Nice! Someone had told me that the book was moving to electronic only.

On a side note the current IOS application doesn't fully work with IOS 8.0 or greater (you can't enter your App Passcode etc). They will be releasing a new version of the MITA application next month that will fix the issue.