At near-peak fall foliage time, we hiked our first 4,000 footer in Maine, Old Speck Mountain.
Author: Kathy
As part of the 46 Climbs initiative, we hiked Hawksbill Mountain and a small section of the Appalachian Trail in Shenandoah National Park.
On a crisp September day, we hiked two peaks on the New Hampshire 52 with a view list, Jennings Peak and Sandwich Mountain.
I love hiking and backpacking, but the truth is, they are not without their incredible challenges. So, what keeps me going?
On our last LT section of the summer, we hiked SOBO from Eden’s Crossing to Smuggler’s Notch and enjoyed one of the most beautiful sunsets from Laraway Lookout along the way.
Our first New Hampshire 48 4,000 footer! On a rainy and humid October day, we hiked Cannon Mountain and were blown away by the beauty of the White Mountains, even in suboptimal weather conditions.
At a breakneck pace, we drove from Massachusetts to Nevada and back again in about 3 weeks — stopping at 8 National Parks and other landmarks and parks along the way.
In less than two years, we hiked the Appalachian Mountain Club’s (AMC) list of 48 mountains above 4000 feet in New Hampshire.
While not a fan favorite, we loved this 18.5 mile hike of Owl’s Head to finish our 48 4,000 foot journey.