Tag: New Hampshire
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NH White Mountains – Mount Washington via Huntington Ravine
Saturday, September 12, 2026 John and I both needed Mount Washington for our second Grid in September. We waited for a good forecast, and we weren’t disappointed. In fact, we couldn’t have asked for better weather to go up Washington, especially the route we wanted to take. It had been years since we’d hiked Washington…
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NH White Mountains – Mount Isolation via Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
Saturday, August 22, 2026 We needed a more interesting way to get to Mount Isolation. Typically, hikers will head up and down the Rocky Branch Trail. Some will take the Glen Boulder Trail for more elevation gain and a spectacular view above treeline. We chose to start at the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail to avoid driving…
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NH White Mountains – N. & S. Kinsman & Cannon
Saturday, August 1, 2026 John and I are ticking off 4,000-footers for our second GRID. Since I don’t need any for August, it was his choice. He decided on North and South Kinsman and Cannon by going over the Cannonballs. We easily got a spot in the southbound parking lot for the Basin at 8:45AM;…
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NH White Mountains: Adams and Madison via Great Gully
Saturday, July 25, 2026 This was John and my first hike in the whites since returning from Colorado’s 14-ers, and we were curious to see how we’d do with more oxygen. The weather forecast was ideal for a hike in the northern presidentials: mostly sunny and light winds. Deciding on Adams and Madison was simple.…
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NH White Mountains – Owl’s Head
Owl’s Head– via Black Pond “bushwhack,” up the slide and down Brutus bushwhack Owl’s Head is number 43/48 of the 4,000 footers in the white mountains of NH. It’s not a favorite of many; I can’t think of a single person. But, for those working on a list, ya gotta do it. Here’s one option…
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NH White Mountains – Wildcat D, Wildcat, Carter Dome, South Carter & Middle Carter
Saturday, June 21, 2025 Finally, a nice Saturday in New Hampshire! John and I wanted these five mountains but didn’t want to take two cars to spot, ride our bikes on Route 16, try to hitchhike, or do a 3-mile road walk. Instead, I dropped him off at the Imp trailhead, and I parked at…
Adventuring with Mel and John 