Trip Reports
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Backpacking Across Scotland in the 2024 TGO Challenge
I’ll be backpacking coast to coast across Scotland in the 2024 TGO Challenge next May for the third time. The…
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A Backpacking Trip in the Dry River Valley
The Dry River Valley runs through the heart of the Presidential Range-Dry River Wilderness from Mt Washington to Crawford Notch.…
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Hiking a Pond of Safety Loop
The Pond of Safety is located in the area of the White Mountains called the Randolph Community Forest (RCF). Randolph…
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Backpacking a Mt Moosilauke – Hurricane Mtn Loop
The first trail I ever hiked in the White Mountains, the Beaver Brook Trail, climbs Mt Moosilauke (4803′). The initial…
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Backpacking a Southern Presidential – Dry River Loop
The Dry River Valley in New Hampshire’s White Mountains can be challenging to access because the trails leading into it…
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Hiking Boott Spur Mountain and the Bigelow Lawn
Boott Spur is a subpeak on Mt Washington’s south face in the White Mountains and the Bigelow Lawn is the…
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Backpacking Mt Parker Trip Plan
Mt Parker is a 3004 ft mountain in the Presidential-Dry River Wilderness with expansive views of Mt Washington and the…
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Climbing Pliny Mountain
Pliny Mountain is a 3605′ bushwhack close to Mt Waumbek, a 4000 footer in the Pliny Range of the White…
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Bushwhacking Millen Hill and Mt Dartmouth
Millen Hill and Mt Dartmouth are two trailless peaks adjacent to Mt Jefferson in the White Mountains Presidential Range. Millen…
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Backpacking a Carrigain Notch Loop
Carrigain Notch is a wild mountain pass between Mt Carrigain and Mt Lowell in the Pemigewasset Wilderness. It’s a deep…
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Bushwhacking East and West Russell Mtns
East and West Russell are two adjacent peaks on the New Hampshire 500 highest list that tower above Russell Pond…
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Bushwhacking Unknown Pond Peak
Unknown Pond Peak is the 100th highest mountain on the New Hampshire Hundred Highest peakbagging list, a list that I’ve…
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