I love when the hardest decision of our day is “where to hike?”. Today was a toss-up between a close and familiar hike, the North and Middle Sugarloaf or a new to us, bit further away hike, the Cooley-Jericho Community Forest. The deciding factor was two blog reports, one from Mountain Wanderer and the other from…
We were just looking for a small easy hike, away from Columbus Day weekend popular trails full of people. The trails around Mossy Glenn, Randolph, NH were just perfect, beautiful, easy, and away from the crowds. The hardest part of this hike was finding the proper…
Monday was a hot, hazy and humid hiking day with barely a breeze. We thought a short little hike wouldn’t that require much effort would be perfect for weather conditions like these. We were wrong, any hike in this type of weather requires an effort. Our decision was made to hike Iron Mountain in Jackson…
It’s a Tuesday, it’s July and the trails are packed in the White Mountains. So what to do? Go to some waterfalls that aren’t popular. We decided to hit the waterfalls off of Dolly Copp Road in Randolph. Our first stop was Triple Falls. We never saw a sign for Erebus Falls, so I am…
Another spectacular day in the White Mountains. We were short on time and had to leave the longer hikes for another visit, so we decided a hike to Georgiana Falls. It would give us the oh wow factor in a short amount of time. We were not disappointed. The path started at the end of…
It was a beautiful day to ramble off to see some falls. We trekked out to Thoreau Falls via Zealand Trail to Ethan Pond Trail to Thoreau Falls Trail to the falls. The first 2.5 miles on the Zealand Trail is a comfortable stroll hopping over rocks, avoiding roots, viewing the occasional peaks to the…