• I-95/128 or 495 will you to 93 from points West of Boston
• I-91 will take you to I-89 in Vermont. You are on Map A

• about 30 miles from Boston
• about 20 miles from 128

• Near Concord, NH
• about 30 miles

• about 70 miles .
• This segment of I-93 is a toll road: 75¢
• West Lebanon, NH (NH Exit 20) is a good place to buy any last minute supplies, use a bathroom, gas up, or grab a bite to eat.

• Bethel , Royalton Exit
• Mile marker 22
• You are now at (2) on Map B.

• . You are now at (3) on Map B.

• . You are now at (4) on Map B.

• About 100 yards on Rt. 14.
• Road looks like a driveway
• You are Now at (5) on Map B.
• This road goes a small, steep railroad tracks and over the White River .

• You are now at (6) on Map B.

• About 3.5 miles on Royalton Hill Rd to Johnson Hill Road
• Royalton Hill road will up a hill , under I-89, turn to dirt , then after a mile go up a long hill.
• The crossroad comes after the hill levels somewhat.

• If you find yourself going down a long hill, you've gone too far on Royalton Hill Rd.
• You are now at (7) on Map B.

• On Johnson Hill Road you will go by a large on your right
• The road will turn right and dip into a gully.
• At the other end of the gully the road will twist up and left.
• At the top of the gully there is a very sharp cutback (to the right) onto a very small road.
• This cutback is marked with a black and white "Hundred Acre Wood" sign nailed to a tree
• Next to the driveway of a house (belonging to Ronald Rogers) on the right.

• .When you take this right you will almost be reversing direction.
• You are one half mile from Midsummerfest.
• You are now at (8) on Map B and you should now follow the inset map.

• The house belongs to Tim Murphy.

• There is a smaller road going straight/left; stay to the right on the larger road.

• Please be careful not to obstruct the road or the driveways.
• Unpack here and hike (less than a quarter mile ) up the left fork (look for the Pooh's Place sign) to the campsite.

Take the leftmost, of the 3 forks (look for the Pooh's Place sign) to the campsite. Stay to the left at all forks until you reach the campsite. You have reached the campsite when you pass through a metal gate. Park immediately after passing through the 2nd gate. The Barn should be visible directly ahead.

IMPORTANT: The road to the campsite is difficult. It is very rutted and it mostly uphill . Also, it is possible that branches may be in the road and trees may scratch your car. If you do decide to drive in to the campsite, your best bet is to stay out of the ruts. Get a running start and keep your momentum going. Please be careful not to spin your wheels, it tears up the road and causes further erosion. If you lose traction, back up and try again. Good clearance and four-wheel-drive help . The trickiness of driving in is compounded by wet ground and darkness. Be careful! I take no responsibility for damage to your car if you try to drive in.

However, recent increased traffic on the road into the campsite has made it more passable than in years past. Most people attending MSF do drive all the way into the campsite.

TNCers may drive all the way down to the hill to the Cabin (unless it is or has been raining) but should move their cars to the Parking Area by Friday afternoon. All other Festers should park in the parking area, though if it is raining, they may drive down to the Barn to unload their gear into the ground floor before parking. Watch out for the Standing Stone!