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I decided to post my other trip report from this weekend because it too was an adventure. Erappi, Sknydppr and I decided to do Mt Jackson as a night hike on Friday night because we wanted to rest a day before the big Moosilauke hike. First of all, we left Boston two hours behind schedule. So...

I couldn't have pictured my 48th being any better. The weather was perfect and the company incredible. I'm not going to list off everyone who was there because I'm afraid of forgetting one of the 15-20 people that showed up, but if anyone has a better memory for names than me, please submit...

I figured I'd post this early because everyone seems to be making their halloween plans now. I've decided to celebrate my 48th in grandiose fashion, by hiking Moosilauke on Sunday, October 30th... in costume. I'll be going up via Beaver Brook but anyone is welcome to meet up at the top...

Instead of doing Waumbek and Cabot as separate hikes, I convinced two of my friends (Erin and Kirsten) that a Traverse over Kilkenny Ridge was in order. Our plan was to take Starr King Trail to Starr King, followed by Waumbek then heading onto Kilkenny Ridge Trail to do the Weeks, Terrace...

So I'll admit this is one of my more uneventful trip reports. I had agreed to do the Presidential Traverse on Sunday with MEB so I decided that I should bag a couple peaks with my friend Laurel the day before... as a warm up. We did the traditional route to Middle and South Carter of Imp Trail...

So I had in mind to bag 7 summits on my New Hampshire four thousand footer list (#30-36) with minimal backtracking and views of a couple good waterfalls. So I planned out a very ambitious route, Ethan Pond Trail to Willey Range Trail up and down Mt Tom Spur, across A-Z trail, to Zealand Trail...

So I’ve heard the rumors that Guyot campsite sometimes has up to 50 people in it on summer weekends. Three of my friends and I are planning a little 33 mile excursion this weekend that will take us up Willey, Field, Tom, over to Zealand, down the Bonds and then back through Thoreau Falls. We...

So last weekend a group from my university outing club hiked to the top of Howe Peak in memory of a very good friend of ours. It was his favorite hike to bring people on. Many unsuspecting newcomers got sucked into the rock hop up to the source of Connor Brook and then bushwhack to the summit...