Hiking Tips

There are two ways to learn about hiking. You can forge head-first onto the trails, make mistakes, and hopefully learn from them. Or you can take the shortcut trail to the summit of efficient hiking by learning from someone else’s missteps. While there’s nothing wrong with the first approach, it will likely lead you to acquiring some unnecessary gear, not to mention blisters. Trust us, we’ve been there and done that. Hopefully the posts here, a collection formed from lessons learned the hard way, will help set you on the right path.

Winter Hiking Mount John Quincy Adams

Winter Hike Mt. Madison & Mt. Adams Via the Valley Way Trail

Valley Way is the access route to Mt. Madison and Mt. Adams most travelled by, and…

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Does Your Outdoor Clothing Help Keep You Safe?

When hiking or backpacking, the relationship between outdoor clothing and personal safety is obvious. We know…

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Winter Hike Mt. Moosilauke Via the Appalachian Trail and Glencliff Trail

A fresh coat of snow, drizzled in hues of blue from the early morning light, blanketed…

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Don’t Buy Hiking Boots Online

Look, I loathe shopping as much as the next outdoor nut, but if there’s one piece…

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Winter Hike Mt. Pierce Via the Historic Crawford Path

Looking for an ideal winter hike to break-in the snow trail legs? Or perhaps you’re a…

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Baldpate Mountain East Peak

Winter Hike Baldpate Mountain Via the Appalachian Trail in Grafton Notch, Maine

The Appalachian Trail’s northbound ascent of Baldpate Mountain from Grafton Notch is a rocky, bruising trail…

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