Saturday, January 28, 2017
Snowshoeing Tecumseh
Cold temps, wind and snow showers were in the forecast. I had narrowed my hiking choices down to three and at the last minute decided to hike Mount Tecumseh (4,003'). It's a long drive for me and a short hike but it is on the 48 4,000 footer list. Although this would be a solo hike I was expecting many hikers on the trail today.
Saturday, January 21, 2017
Wet and Windy on the Osceolas
I was looking to do a twofer this weekend. I had several in mind and decided to hike Mount Osceola (4,340') and East Osceola (4,156') from the Kancamagus Highway. This would be my first winter hike of these summits and I would be doing them solo today.
Labels:
4000 Foot Hikes,
Hiking,
Winter 4000 Footer
Location:
Mt Osceola, Livermore, NH 03251, USA
Sunday, January 15, 2017
Winter Hike to Mount Carrigain
Seasonal temps and fair skies were in the forecast for today, a great day for a long hike. Mount Carrigain (4,700') would be today's hike and I was joining fellow hikers Jim, Amy and Jill. This is a 10 mile long hike but longer in winter due to the 2 mile road walk to the the trailhead in winter. So today would be a 14 mile hike.
Labels:
4000 Foot Hikes,
Hiking,
Winter 4000 Footer
Location:
Mt Carrigain, New Hampshire, USA
Sunday, January 8, 2017
Mount Hale via the Fire Warden's Trail
A very cold weekend was in the forecast so I was looking at hiking something below treeline that offered some protection against any wind that might be blowing. The decision was made between fellow hiker Larry and I to hike Mount Hale (4,054') via the Fire Warden's Trail. I've been wanting to hike this route, Larry has done this trail before. The usual route that I take is the Hale Brook Trail but in the winter Zealand Road is closed and that adds a two mile road walk. This would be about the same mileage but no road walk.
Labels:
4000 Foot Hikes,
Hiking,
Winter 4000 Footer
Location:
Mt Hale, Bethlehem, NH 03583, USA
Sunday, January 1, 2017
New Year's Day Hike on Cannon Mountain
The first day of the New Year and there was a hike planned for Cannon Mountain. I would be joining fellow hikers Jill, Larry, Amy and Jim. Our plan was a loop hike using the Lonesome Lake, Hi-Cannon and Kinsman Ridge Trails. There was a light dusting of snow last night after a recent heavy snowfall. We would make our decision of which way to go based on trail conditions. The weather forecast called for cold temps, breezy and partly cloudy skies.
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