A year after section hiking Maine, we set out to tackle the New Hampshire Appalachian Trail. Except this time we planned on section hiking the state in sections. Simply put, it hasn’t worked out as planned. Add two more years and this is still a hike in progress. Please follow along, and feel free to get a good laugh at our expense. Hopefully you can learn something from our mistakes. Sometimes I wonder if we ever do.
Have you ever wondered how rime ice forms? Or why krummholz grows the way it does?…
The Osseo Trail ascent of Mt. Flume has to rank as one of the “easier” 4,000-foot…
What’s that? You don’t want to drive six hours for a 1,530 foot mountain? Oh, sure,…
Mt. Tripyramid, a three-headed mountain monster, kills two peaks off the New Hampshire 48 over 4,000…
New Hampshire has no shortage of premier hiking destinations, and the Presidential Range from Mt. Webster…
On paper (aka the map) Mt. Kearsarge in Winslow State Park appears to be an easy,…