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.

Mt. Monadnock Hike Via White Dot and White Cross Trails

A loop hike of Mt. Monadnock via the White Dot and White Cross trails is a…

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Hiking With Dogs: Beginner Hikes in the White Mountains

Thinking of hitting the trail with your pup? Discover some of the best beginner hikes for…

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Spring Hike Galehead Mountain via the Gale River Trail

As the most direct route to the AMC’s Galehead Hut, along with access to Galehead Mountain,…

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Winter Hike Mt. Kearsarge Via the Winslow Trail

Mt. Kearsarge via the Winslow Trail is the perfect beginner trek for those new to winter…

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Hancock Overlook View

The Mt. Hancock Loop Trail Hike

The Hancock mountains, named after our nation’s forefather with the infamous signature, offer an enjoyable day…

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Osceola Summit View of East Osceola

Hike Mount Osceola from Tripoli Road

Despite being hard to spell, Mt. Osceola features two peaks on the White Mountains Four Thousand…

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