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The Glorious Double Privy
The next day we had to get an early start. We had made reservations at the Om Dome Hostel and we were scheduled to be picked up at 7:30AM. The night
Trail Magic and The Baldpates
It was a chilly morning at Speck Pond Shelter, but thankfully we were completely dry. It’s one of the main reasons we sleep in shelters on the AT.
Mahoosuc Notch and Arm
The next day started off rough for me (Cody AKA Captain). I didn’t sleep well and I had a lot on my mind. Throughout the night before my mind was
The Wildcats
After a difficult last few days on trail it was nice to be able to take a zero day in Gorham, NH. We had done our resupply and laundry the day before
Hard Days in the Presidentials
The strenuous hike through The Whites continued. After packing up our stuff in ‘the dungeon’ of the Lake of the Clouds Hut, we headed upstairs where
A Moonlit Mount Washington
They say the Appalachian Trail is a mental test as much as it is a physical one. We’ve had our fair share of trials and the need for mental
Franconia Ridge and Poison Ivy
The hostel was buzzing with folks eating breakfast, packing up, and loading into shuttle vans to get back on trail. Cody and I were thrown right I to
Mount Moosilauke
After our slackpack with Miss Janet yesterday we decided to have a short day today. We were planning on hiking about 8 miles to Hikers Welcome Hostel
New Hampshire Slackpacking
Some days you wake up just rearing and ready to get to hiking! This was one of those days! The restful near-o the day before had us feeling great!
Goodbye Vermont, Hello New Hampshire
We woke up feeling refreshed and ready to get going. Our night at our dispersed site was great! We soaked our feet in the cool creek and ate dinner
