Trip Reports
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Climbing Jennings Peak in Winter
Jennings Peak (3440′) is a 52-with-a-View mountain in Waterville Valley at the top of Acteon Ridge. It has a great…
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Hiking to Georgiana Falls in Franconia Notch
The Georgiana Path leads to two waterfalls in Franconia Notch, the lower and the upper Georgiana Falls on Harvard Brook.…
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Owl’s Cliff and the Brunel Trail
The maze of trails and forest roads that run through the forest near Sawyer Pond can be a overwhelming even to…
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Smarts Mountain Traverse
Smarts Mountain (3238′), located outside of Hanover, NH, is the first decent sized mountain that Appalachian Trail thru-hikers face when…
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Moat Mountain Traverse
The forecast was grim. Rain showers were expected all day for our traverse of the Moat Mountain Range, a series…
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Backpacking in the Wild River Wilderness
There’s nothing like a backpacking trip to shed your worries and restore lost serenity. A night spent in moonlight under the…
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Climbing Table Rock in Dixville Notch
Table Rock is a cliff that juts out into Dixville Notch, a picturesque mountain pass in New Hampshire’s north country.…
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Hiking to Great Brook Falls and the Red Rock Trail
The Great Brook Trail runs up the south side of Red Rock Ridge, climbing besides Great Brook up to the col…
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Climbing Mount Magalloway
Climbing Mount Magalloway is a serious pilgrimage. A five-hour drive from Boston, Magalloway is located deep in the heart of…
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Hiking the Gordon Pond Trail
I put off hiking the Gordon Pond Trail as long as I could, dreading getting lost in the maze of…
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Hiking the Mt Clinton Trail Loop
Mt Pierce is the second four thousand footer you encounter when hiking north in the Presidential Range of the White…
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Lenticular Clouds on Shelburne Moriah Mountain
Lenticular clouds are saucer shaped clouds that often precede rain. It’s not uncommon to see them over Mt Washington, known…
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Rocky Branch Ramble
I’ve always been fascinated by the damage that heavy rain, landslides, avalanches, and flooding can inflict on the mountain landscape.…
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Backpacking Goose Eye Mountain and the Wright Trail
Goose Eye Mountain is located about five miles south of famed Mahoosuc Notch, the hardest mile on the Appalachian Trail. The…
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