Category: State by State

March 28, 2020 /
March 15, 2020 /

Hiking Mount Washington and Mount Monroe in winter was both a challenge and a joy. Mount Washington is a beast of a mountain and climbing it in winter was a goal that took plenty of training and determination to accomplish.

December 16, 2019 /
September 17, 2019 /

While not a fan favorite, we loved this 18.5 mile hike of Owl’s Head to finish our 48 4,000 foot journey.

August 24, 2019 /

The Carters and Wildcats Traverse held up to its reputation: steep, rocky, and long. However, with the end of the 48 in sight, we pressed on and tackled this traverse, minus Moriah, in one day!

July 29, 2019 /

Hiking the Presidential Range in one day, which includes the highest peak in the northeast — Mount Washington — was a daunting feat. But, it was perhaps the best day of hiking we’ve ever experienced.

March 17, 2019 /

Hiking Mount Isolation was the most difficult test of our entire NH48 journey: winter route-finding, a bushwhack, and the coldest either of us have ever been before.

March 10, 2019 /

Our winter sunrise hike of Mount Waumbek in the White Mountains of New Hampshire with views of the Presidential Range.

July 20, 2018 /

More than 33 miles over 2 days backpacking the Pemi Loop through some of the most rugged and incredible terrain in the White Mountains.

June 22, 2018 /

Our Rim to River backpacking overnight in the Grand Canyon. 140 °F in the sun, hiking at 3am under the Milky Way, almost a mile of vertical ascent, and one of the most memorable trips of our lives.