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New Hampshire’s 48 4,000-Footers, Ranked
If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me which of New Hampshire's 48 4,000 footers was my favorite I'd have a couple hundred dollars. Which isn't very...
Top Five New Hampshire Hikes That Aren’t on the Appalachian Trail
As the leaves begin to turn in northern New Hampshire and leaf-peeping season gets into full swing, trying to find solitude in the NH wilderness becomes more and more difficult....
20 of the Top Day Hikes in New Hampshire
When most people think of mountains, their minds often turn to images of jagged, bare, glaciated peaks soaring high in the sky. They think of the Alps or the Rockies;...
Week Three: Goodbye, Maine, Hello, New Hampshire!
This update details my last week in Maine as I ventured from Rangeley to Andover (Old Blue Mountain), summited Baldpate and Speck Mountain, as well as took on the infamous...
The Highs and Lows of New Hampshire
When I met Miss Janet in Pennsylvania, she told me that thru-hikers arrive in New Hampshire feeling like they're ten feet tall, only to quickly be humbled by its tough...
Seven of the Best Day Hikes in New Hampshire
Not up for a full on backpacking trip this weekend? No worries! Here are some of the most iconic, butt-kicking, best day hikes in New Hampshire that can be done...
New Hampshire, in All Its Glory
My last post was quite some time ago, but I've been busy walking, and walking, and walking some more. I'm currently sitting at mile 669, but before I get into...
Crossing State Lines Like a SOBO; Hello, New Hampshire
Day 26: Mile 256.9 to Mile 264.9 Somebody told the mountains they could be anything when they grew up, so they grew up to be jungle gyms. Ladders going up....
Ups and Downs Over New Hampshire and the White Mountains
New Hampshire is a proving ground for thru hikers. It felt like every mile up to this point was preparation for the brutality to come. It was punishing, it was...
Finishing the 48 4000-Footers of New Hampshire
Facing my fears Let me begin by saying I hate wind. I don't like hiking in it, I don't feel comfortable setting out on open trails in it, and even...
