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Trip Reports

Philip WernerJanuary 20, 2016
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Hiking the Brook Path
The Brook Path is one of the most beautiful trails in the Sandwich Range and an excellent place to take a…
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Philip WernerJanuary 14, 2016
2 32
Bushwhacking Mt Bemis
Mt Bemis is a 3725′ mountain located in the White Mountain’s Crawford Notch, named for Dr Samuel Bemis, who built…
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Philip WernerJanuary 6, 2016
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Middle Mountain and the Green Hills of North Conway
Black Cap Mountain, Mount Cranmore, Peaked Mountain, and Middle Mountain belong to the Green Hills (click for map and information),…
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Philip WernerDecember 29, 2015
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Hiking to Gray Knob Cabin on the Amphibrach Trail
I got a bit obsessed this autumn trying to hike as many new trails as I could before the harsh…
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Philip WernerDecember 23, 2015
5 29
Hiking an Arethusa Falls Loop
Towering over 100 feet in height, the great Arethusa Falls is one of the most popular waterfalls in the White…
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Philip WernerDecember 21, 2015
4 25
Hiking The RMC 100
The Randolph Mountain Club (RMC) manages about 100 miles of trails in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, including the…
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Philip WernerDecember 17, 2015
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Hiking the Mountain Pond Loop Trail
The Mountain Pond Loop Trail is a popular day hike located outside of Jackson, NH near the Maine/New Hampshire border.…
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Philip WernerDecember 16, 2015
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The Pros and Cons of Section Hiking the Appalachian Trail
The Appalachian Trail Conservancy says that 20% of the people who claim to hiking the Appalachian Trail each year are section hikers, although…
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Philip WernerDecember 10, 2015
4 27
Bushwhacking Sable and Chandler
“We have to climb 500 more feet in the next quarter mile”, said Kris, as we scrambled up the southeast face…
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Philip WernerDecember 1, 2015
11 31
Middle Sister and the Carter Ledge Trail
Middle Sister (3340′) is a sub-peak of Mt Chocorua, one of three sub-peaks known as the Three Sisters that are situated…
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Philip WernerNovember 24, 2015
7 25
Bushwhacking Middle and East Scar
I was grumpy at the end of our bushwhack up Middle and East Scar. I was soaking wet, my hands…
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Philip WernerNovember 19, 2015
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Bushwhacking Greens Cliff
“We should have brought our crampons” said Kris, my frequent bushwhacking partner. “Even without snow,” I replied, as we clawed…
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Philip WernerNovember 12, 2015
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Iron Mountain Ledges and Mines
Veteran White Mountain peakbaggers will tell you that the best views and ass-kicking climbs often come from mountains under 4000′…
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Philip WernerNovember 4, 2015
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Bushwacking Mt Black (Jackson)
Dave turned to me and said “I love this!” as we passed a steaming pile of bear poop after a…
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