" Francine, Mimi, Donna, Barbara, Richard, Peter and I strolled over North Dome and Sherrill from the Fishermen’s parking lot to Shaft Road. Most of the time we were wearing micro spikes do to the hard crust and ice. Steady flurries dropped more than an inch of fluffy snow that made our descent from Sherrill to the woods road leading to Shaft road a bit challenging. Most of us slipped and fell numerous times, sometimes sliding downhill out of control as the new snow prevented our spikes to bite into the ice properly. Chilly temps all day- low to mid teens." — Nimblefoot • Feb 25, 2023

"Getting Sherrill and North Dome for the month of July. Dark and cloudy at the start added to the feeling of hiking in a rain forest with all the foliage wet from early AM rain showers. On my return to Shaft road the sun was breaking through the clouds making for a more cheerful day. I had time after lunch to head further up the road and visit the canister on Halcott therefore completing my 34th 3-season round." — Nimblefoot • Jul 6, 2022

"Easy stroll of these two peaks from Shaft road on a beautiful sunny day. The ramps are popping up nicely with the wildflowers. Next time I’ll harvest some for the evening salad. On my way out to Kingston stopped by the Visitor center to check out the fire tower for this years fire tower challenge/patch." — Nimblefoot • May 10, 2022

"A great hike with Maryellen, Dave, Amy on a gradual ridge. Spikes the whole way with my pink pole! A little icy at times. Followed a trail and bushwhacked a bit. Nothing too steep or sketchy. Flat on top. " — lfrancois • Feb 20, 2022

"A trio of Balsam, Sherrill and North Dome. About a half hour from Shaft road, on my way toward Balsam, I spot a mama bear with a cub just ahead of me. The cub immediately climbed up a tree while its mom kept an eye on me and acted a bit confused. I gave them a wide berth by adjusting my route by 90 degrees to head straight up to the ridge losing sight of them." — Nimblefoot • May 13, 2021

"ND and Sherrill with Itty Bitty. Started the day winter-like with snow on the ground and temps in the low 30’s then back to spring in the afternoon with bright sun and temps rising through the 50’s." — Nimblefoot • Apr 23, 2021

"Joined Cream Puff and Happy Lisa for a traverse of North Dome and Sherrill from the Fishermans lot to Shaft road. Easy crossing with minimal snow so no snowshoes required. Our only challenge was the stream crossing near Shaft road where we had walk back up the stream to find a doable spot to keep our feet dry and not have anyone fall in." — Nimblefoot • Dec 27, 2020

"Tom, Anna, Mimi and I joined Yong Ae for her completion of a summer round of the Cat35 on North Dome and Sherrill. Yong Ae, aka Sunrise, earned her Butterfly patch and treated us to homemade rice balls, kimchi, ginger tea and desserts at the can on Sherrill." — Nimblefoot • Sep 11, 2020

"Joined three friends and my old hiking buddy Itty Bitty for a traverse of Sherrill and ND from Shoemaker road to the Fishermans lot on Spruceton road. Bare boots to spikes to snowshoes, for most of the time, then back to bare boots on our approach to the Fishermans lot." — Nimblefoot • Mar 11, 2020

"The six of us were joined by Miyon and Irish George for today’s traverse of Sherrill and North Dome from Shaft road to the fishermans lot on Spruceton road. We spent most of the day with snowshoes on just for the grip and some better floatation though they were not absolutely needed in the 3-5” of new fluff. Just before we left the canister on Sherrill a woman and her friend arrived, they had started from a small PA along Spruceton road. They said they would follow our track back to Shaft road where they had dropped a second car, which we noticed. They were only doing Sherrill for some reason. Nice slippery descent off Sherrill on our way to ND. At the canister on ND we found tracks from a group who had done just ND from the Devils Path. After our buffet lunch we followed the new tracks as they went in the direction we wanted to go. Where the tracks made a quick right turn toward the DP, thus missing the ledges on their ascent, we continued straight down toward Spruceton road. Another fine day in the woods with off and on snow flurries. Upon our return to Shaft road the red car was still there, we assumed the two folks we met on Sherrill intended to return to it, not sure what happ..." — Nimblefoot • Jan 19, 2020