The universe hasn’t liked us this week, so we knew to keep this a simple hike, in case more trouble was ahead for us. We agreed to much couldn’t go wrong if we did the Sugarloafs, which in the end turned into only one Sugarloaf. So yeah the universe is still messing with us. We…
We narrowed down our list to three viewing spots, Imp Face, Doubleheads or Starr-King. Well (and I mean that literally), we were in need of water for the house and Mt. Starr King was the closest viewing spot to the well in Jefferson. So after the hike, we could easily fill up our five jugs…
I was lucky as a child to grow up playing in the woods. I spent endless hours following trails, jumping brooks and exploring the forest around me. I am happiest as an adult being in a beautiful forest, if it leads me to a grand summit, I consider that a bonus. Today hikes to Mt.…
I’m not an official peakbagger, rather a seeker of views. It can be a full 360 views, a glimpse of vistas, windows of trees that frame a view or a straight on one way view at the end of the trail, it doesn’t matter, just give me a view. Mt. Garfield provided all of that,…
A beautiful June morning of sunshine and warmth would be ideal for a hike in the White Mountains. We decided on Pierce. We knew that the weather would call forth many on the trail, we just never expected the onslaught of people who would be out there. These hikers ranged in age from 4 to…
This weekend we were determined to be foot hiking in New Hampshire, after we spent last weekend car hiking. Our goal was Falling Waters Trail to Little Haystack Mountain to Franconia Ridge Trail to the summit of Mt Lafayette to Greenleaf Trail/Hut and then Old Bridle Path trail back to the car for roughly 8.8…