Randolph Community Forest

(This article, which originally appeared in the Coos County Democrat, is reprinted here with their permission and with thanks to Democrat writer Edith Tucker.) RANDOLPH — Fuller’s Sugarhouse LLC of Continue Reading →

The Forest Commission usually meets the first Wednesday of every month, at 7 pm, at the Randolph Town Hall. However, There will be a special meeting of the Randolph Forest Continue Reading →

Each season has its unique qualities. Fall, of course, has its stunning foliage colors, which are just now near peak on the lower elevations of the Randolph Community Forest. Coos Continue Reading →

One of the goals of the Randolph Community Forest, as stated in its forest plan, is to support traditional recreational uses. One of those, albeit a relatively newer one, is Continue Reading →

These photos and captions are shared online courtesy of the Coos County Democrat and Edith Tucker. Thanks to you both!          

This summer, work is being accomplished at the Pond of Safety, which is accessed through the Randolph Community Forest, either from Jefferson or from trails starting at Randolph Hill. The Continue Reading →

Editor’s note: This article previously appeared in the Coos County Democrat, and is reprinted here with the permission of its author, Edith Tucker. JEFFERSON-RANDOLPH — A new access path to Continue Reading →

The Community Forest is exactly that… for the community, but also a community effort. Residents and friends near and far each contribute in their own way. One recent thoughtful display Continue Reading →

With mud season in the rear view mirror and bug season now officially launched, we can announce that the road to the Pond of Safety is now open to anglers, Continue Reading →

When the Randolph Community Forest was established, one of the goals was that it be self-sustaining. The Forest should not cost the community money. And, income from Forest activities, such Continue Reading →