Trip Reports
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Sidelining Mt Mansfield
Mt Mansfield is the tallest mountain in Vermont and is covered with many great trails, in addition to the Long…
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The Terrifying 25: A Popular List of Trails in the White Mountains (NH)
The Terrifying 25 is a popular list of difficult and at times terrifying hiking trails in New Hampshire’s White Mountains…
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Spring Trail Conditions in the White Mountains
Spring trail conditions in New Hampshire’s White Mountains can be quite unpredictable depending on your location and elevation. Despite the…
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Hiking a Presidential Traverse: Conquering the White Mountains
One of the great hikes in the White Mountains of New Hampshire is called a Presidential Traverse. It’s so-called because…
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10 Appalachian Trail Tips for Women
If you’re a woman who dreams of walking the Appalachian Trail as either a thru-hike or in sections, you probably…
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Climbing Camels Hump in January
The weather forecast looked a little dicey when I checked it in the morning, with a minus 20 wind chill…
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Hiking Mt Abraham (Vermont) in January
Mt Abraham is a 4000 footer on Vermont’s Long Trail about 3.7 miles south of Mt Ellen, another 4k peak.…
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Winter Bushwhack Up Mendon Peak (VT)
Mendon Peak is #85 on the New England 100 Highest List. Located adjacent to Mt Killington in Vermont, it’s an…
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First Couple Finishes New Hampshire Triple Crown
Rick (61) and Lisa Fregeolle (62) are the first couple, and Lisa, the second woman, to finish the New Hampshire…
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Climbing Camels Hump (VT) in December
Camels Hump is a Vermont 4000-footer located outside of Huntington, Vermont. It’s an easy climb if you hike up the…
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Backpacking Stratton Pond and the Lye Brook Wilderness
I managed to get out before the crowds this past Columbus Day weekend (not that there are crowds in the…
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