Trip Reports
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Do You Need to Stay in the White Mountain Huts When You Hike the New Hampshire Appalachian Trail?
I ran into some section hikers in Maryland who asked me if you need to stay in the Appalachian Mountain…
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Hiking Mts Madison and Adams in April
Mt Madison (5367′) and Mt Adams (5774′) are two mountains in the Northern Presidential Range of the White Mountains. Madison…
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Hiking Mt Washington in March
The second half of March is usually a good time to climb Mt Washington because the weather tends to moderate…
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Do You Need a Tent to Hike the Appalachian Trail?
When hiking the Appalachian Trail, you always want to bring some kind of camping shelter, be it a tent, floorless…
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Time Control Plan for a Presidential Traverse
How long does it take to hike a Presidential Traverse? That depends on a lot of factors, but there is…
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Hiking a Zealand Bonds (ZBonds) Traverse in March
A winter ZBonds Traverse is 23.5 miles long and climbs four White Mountain 4,000 footers: Mt Zealand, West Bond, Mt…
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Hiking Mt Isolation in February
Mt Isolation is one of the most remote White Mountain 4000 footers and makes for a long day in winter…
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What are PUDS (Pointless Ups and Downs)?
PUDS, otherwise known as pointless ups and downs, are a frequent topic of conversation among hikers and backpackers, up there…
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Hiking Liberty and Flume in February
Mt Liberty and Mt Flume are two 4000 footers at the south end of Franconia Ridge in New Hampshire’s White…
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Presidential Traverse Lodging and Campsite Options
Here are all of the available lodging and campsite options available along the Presidential Traverse to break the hike up…
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Hiking Pierce and Eisenhower in February
Mt Pierce and Mt Eisenhower are two 4000 footers in the Southern Presidential Range which runs between Crawford Notch and…
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Hiking Mt Jefferson in February
Mt Jefferson (5712′) is the third-highest White Mountain 4000 footer and a difficult mountain to climb in winter with a…
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Hiking Cannon Mtn in January
Cannon Mountain is a White Mountain 4000 footer in Franconia Notch located across the pass from famed Franconia Ridge, one…
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Hiking Mt Garfield in January
Mt Garfield (4500′) is a 4000 footer located on the northwest corner of the famous Pemigewasset Loop. It’s a great…
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