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Thanks everyone for the replies.

How about Darby Field? ;) Only three syllables, and it certainly rolls off the lips easier than Agiocochook.

I'm planning a hike to Owls Head, and have seen a lot of stories about using the Black Pond bushwhack and the bushwhack around the slide up to the peak of Owls Head. I am debating whether to take the traditional route, or use either of these bushwhacks. Are these bushwhacks utilized only in...

Thanks for sharing the photos and videos. Where is the plane crash monument relative to the trail?

I have become a huge fan of weekday hiking, and rarely hike on the weekends anymore. I'm fortunate that I have more vacation time than I know what to do with, so I tend to cherry pick good weekdays to hike. Today (Monday) I did my trail maintenance duties on the lower section of the Cascade...

Enjoyed your trip report and video. I've always loved that stretch of trail between Willey and Field. What were the odds that you had the three peaks to yourself during the holiday weekend? Always wanted to explore the A-Z between Tom and Zealand, so thanks for taking me there.

Hey Seth - I really enjoy your hiking videos. I have often wondered how you get so many good video clips of yourself while hiking alone? Do you strap your phone/camera/go-pro to a tree or mount it on a tripod? Also like your choice in music. Reminds me a bit of some of the adventures that...

What a great hike to take a scout trip on.

Here’s a link to the story of the bomber crash: The World War II Bomber That Crashed In New Hampshire - New England Historical Society There’s an excellent short (26 pg) book about this adventure available at the Mountain Wanderer: Night the Bomber Crashed Book - Bondcliff Books

Last Monday I hiked up to the B18 bomber crash site on Mt Waternomee. This one had been on my list for a long time, and it turned out to be a perfect day for this solo hike. I parked at the unofficial Walker Brook trailhead on Rte 118 in Woodstock, not too far from Lost River Gorge. The...

Hello neighbor - and thanks! I am right down the road from you in Andover!

That's really awesome! I love many of these "less traveled" trails. The day that I hike Tremont, I only saw 2-3 people all day.

Hiked Mt Tremont last summer, expecting it to be another somewhat gentle climb to a 3000 ft peak on the 52WAV list. As Ken pointed out, the second half of the hike was surprisingly steep - but the view of Sawyer Pond at the top was magnificent.

It only took me 33 years to achieve. At this rate, I don't think I'm going to complete a second lap around the planet. ;)

Thanks Ken. Feels like the 1642 journey was just yesterday. ;)

I have been “lurking in the background” and following this website for more than 15 years. I would have joined years ago but did not know anyone in the group personally. I have learned a lot from this group over the years and picked up some excellent tips. I hope that I can provide some value...