Trip Reports
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Backpacking and Fly Fishing the Dry River
The Dry River is one of the wildest parts of the White Mountain National Forest, located below Mt Washington in…
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Hiking Mt Lincoln and Mt Lafayette in July
Hiking Mt Lincoln and Mt Lafayette along the Franconia Ridge Trail is one of the best hikes in New Hampshire’s…
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Great Hikes: Mount Morgan and Mount Percival Loop
Mount Morgan and Mount Percival overlook Squam Lake in southern New Hampshire on the southern border of the White Mountain…
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Backpacking Owls Head Mountain in June
“The Lincoln Brook Trail is beautiful in the morning sun”, I thought as we hiked back after camping near the…
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Great Hikes: Mt Tripyramid Loop w/ the North and South Slides
The complete Mt Tripyramid Loop traverses North Tripyramid (4180′), Middle Tripyramid (4140′), and South Tripyramid mountains, climbing up an avalanche slide…
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Hiking Mt Cabot in June
Mt Cabot is the northernmost White Mountain 4000-footer and a 9.6 mile out and back hike with 3,000 feet of…
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Mt Jackson – Three Routes
Mt Jackson is ranked #38 on the White Mountain 4000 Footer List. While it is only 4052′ high, it’d be…
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Great Hikes: The Bonds
One of the classic hikes in the White Mountains is a traverse of three 4000 foot mountains: West Bond, Mount Bond,…
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Backpacking a Willey Range Loop
The Willey Range includes three peaks: Mt Willey, Mt Field, and Mt Tom. All three peaks are located along the…
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How to Eliminate Spare Clothing from your Gear List
Many ultralight backpackers bring extra clothing on trips that they never wear and end up carrying for no purpose. Doing…
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Hiking a Monroe, Washington, and Jefferson Loop in May
There are two seasons in New Hampshire’s White Mountains: winter and everything else. After six months of winter, a very…
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Hiking Mt Monroe and Mt Washington in April
Mt Monroe is the fourth highest four thousand footer in the White Mountain National Forest, while Mt Washington is the…
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Hiking Eisenhower, Pierce, and Jackson in April
Mts Eisenhower, Pierce, and Jackson are three 4000-footers in the Southern Presidential Range just south of Mt Washington. Eisenhower and…
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Hiking the Presidential Traverse Trail
The first thing you should know about the Presidential Traverse Trail is that there isn’t a trail by that name…
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